CES 2012: A Showcase of Innovative Products

Summary

In this article, we highlight some of the most innovative products showcased at CES 2012, including the Nokia Lumia 900 and HTC Titan 2 smartphones, Sensix goggles, iNuke Boom, Sphero robot ball, and Kojoto Dot panoramic lens attachment for the iPhone.

Nokia Lumia 900 and HTC Titan 2: Windows Phones with Impressive Cameras
Sensix Goggles: A Virtual Reality Experience
iNuke Boom: The $30,000 iPod Dock
Sphero Robot Ball: A Fun and Programmable Gadget
Kojoto Dot: A Panoramic Lens Attachment for the iPhone
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Conclusion

Nokia Lumia 900 and HTC Titan 2: Windows Phones with Impressive Cameras

One of the highlights of CES 2012 was the Nokia Lumia 900, a Windows phone with a 4.3-inch AMOLED screen, 8-megapixel rear-facing camera, and 1-megapixel front-facing camera. The phone was praised for its sleek design and user-friendly interface. Another impressive Windows phone showcased at CES was the HTC Titan 2, which featured a 16-megapixel camera.

Sensix Goggles: A Virtual Reality Experience

The Sensix goggles were another standout product at CES 2012. These virtual reality helmets allow users to interact with games using motion sensors, providing an immersive gaming experience. The goggles also have the ability to track eye movements, allowing for even more precise control.

iNuke Boom: The $30,000 iPod Dock

For those looking for a high-end audio experience, the iNuke Boom from Behringer was a showstopper. This $30,000 iPod dock weighs almost 1,000 pounds and pumps out 10,000 watts of power at 131 decibels. While it may not be practical for most consumers, the iNuke Boom certainly made a statement at CES.

Sphero Robot Ball: A Fun and Programmable Gadget

The Sphero robot ball was a fun and unique gadget showcased at CES 2012. This ball can be controlled with an iOS or Android device, and has a three-axis accelerometer inside. It can be navigated through different obstacles and games, and can also be programmed with its own apps. The Sphero is available for purchase on GoSphero.co for $12.

Kojoto Dot: A Panoramic Lens Attachment for the iPhone

The Kojoto Dot was a small and affordable gadget showcased at CES 2012. This panoramic lens attachment for the iPhone can film in 360 panoramic view and share videos shot completely around the user. It will be available in Apple stores and online on Amazon.com for $8.

Conclusion

CES 2012 was a showcase of some of the most innovative and exciting products in the tech industry. From virtual reality helmets to high-end audio systems, there was something for everyone at this year’s event. We can’t wait to see what CES has in store for us in the future.