Wednesday, 5 October 2011
The Tech Fair of Japan
Since 2000 Japan has been
organizing the most awaited and popular technology fair that of course looks
mouthwatering for various electronic and technology companies. The fair has its
own charm; it turned into a great platform for corporate world to showcase
their innovative discoveries in the world of technology. This 5 days fair has
begun from 4th October, 2011, at Chiba, east of Tokyo in Japan where
586 top companies including 156 overseas corporate giants had registered
marking their presence. The major attractions of the biggest information
technology fair would be the Energy management systems and audiovisual
equipment and advanced picture technology.
The major companies who
will rule the fascinating attraction and charm will be Nissan Motor Co.
displaying how newly discovered Leaf electric vehicle can help to store power
for supplying electricity to a house known as “smart house”. Another corporate
giant willing to show its innovation is Panasonic Corp. showcasing the system
of creating and storing energy followed by various storage batteries to be used
for home and other uses, enabling constant power supply.
From the electronics
products people can see the newly shaped up home theater projector equipped
with advanced image feature known as “4k” displaying images four times better
than high definition resolution. Several electroluminescence head mounted show
for viewing 3-D images and various latest technical products like tablet
computers, walkman and “Reader” e-book terminal are to be put on exhibition.
People can also see Toshiba
in action displaying 55-inch glasses, 3-D television comprising of 4k
technology and global thinnest and lightest 10.1-inch tablet.
This fair known as CEATEC
(Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies) is like a technology paradise
for various business professionals comprising of consumers from different
corners of the world who can see the latest innovative invention and
discoveries in the world of science and technology.
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