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CEA study finds there are six types of digital photographers

DefinitionsWhat are the definitios for the 6 types. The catagories are not sufficiently self explainatory. Paying $999 for this report is beyond my curiosity.What's the point of this?You had a fine idea but just didn't do much with it, Rachel. As the other person noted, we need...

Tags: catagory, Consumer Electronics Association

Discussion threads 2009-11-04

CEA study finds there are six types of digital photographers

The Consumer Electronics Association CEA says that there are six categories of digital photographers in the consumer market today. Where do you fall? by Rachel King

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Blog posts 2009-11-04

CEA Line Show, June 2009

CEA's semi-annual showcase of tech came to midtown NY, and we stopped by for a quick browse-and-shoot. by CNET News.com

Tags: Consumer Electronics Association, CNET News.com

Image galleries 2009-06-11

US consumer electronics shipments to generate $171 bln in 2009

The consumer electronics industry is projected to generate $171 bln in US shipment revenues in 2009, according to Consumer Electronics Association. CEA’s estimate of final shipment revenues for 2008 showed the industry reached a new high of $172 bln, an increase of 5.4% over 2007. In 2009, overall, CEA projects...

Tags: AM, Consumer Electronics, Consumer Electronics Association, Consumer Electronics Industry, Digital Television, Electronics, Home Entertainment, Management, Personal Technology, Revenue, Shipment Revenue, Strategy, Tv & Home Theater, TVs

Blog posts 2009-01-09

Welcome to the Consumer Electronics Show. Sales Are Flatlining.

The semi-annual forecast of industry sales for consumer electronics makers just came out. And the projection is that, despite the transition to digital TV and lust for portable electronics of all types, sales are going down this year. Not by much. Percentage-wise,...

Tags: Consumer Electronics Association, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Sales, Tom Steinert-Threlkeld

Blog posts 2009-01-08

It's OK to be a Grinch when it comes to giving green tech

If you're buying someone on your holiday gift list some sort of electronic gadget, I'm giving you the greenlight to be a pain with your retailer or the product manufacturer about doublechecking the green credentials. I'm usually pretty undemanding when it comes to my own purchases because I am really...

Tags: Green Technology, Consumer Electronics Association, Microsoft Windows CE, Retail, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Heather Clancy

Blog posts 2008-12-12

What's the damage? Consumer Electronics Association quantifies eco-impact of electronics

Ever wonder JUST how much collateral damage all the electronics gadgets in your house and car and office are causing? Or thought about the internal environmental credentials for all the high-tech companies that are pushing the mantra of energy efficiency and reuse on their customers? The Consumer...

Tags: Electronics, Consumer Electronics Association, Heather Clancy

Blog posts 2008-10-24

Automotive consumer electronics sales to grow 13% in 2008

Sales of in-vehicle consumer electronics will grow at a rate of 13% in 2008 to more than $12.8 bln, according to Consumer Electronics Association. The typical American spends nearly 17 hours a week in his vehicle. CEA finds that 38% of the driving age population intends to purchase and install...

Tags: Consumer Electronics Association, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Microsoft Windows CE, Consumer Electronics, Sales, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, Personal Technology, AM

Blog posts 2008-03-03

Consumer electronics sales to grow 6.1% in 2008

The consumer electronics industry is projected to post a healthy 6.1% increase in revenues in 2008, according to Consumer Electronics Association. Overall shipment revenues are forecast to top $171 bln in 2008, yielding a growth rate of 6.1%. CEA also released its estimate of final shipment revenues for 2007, which...

Tags: Consumer Electronics Association, Consumer Electronics Industry, Shipment Revenue, Gaming Category, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Home Entertainment, Microsoft Windows CE, Games, Consumer Electronics, Sales, Personal Technology, Operating Systems, Microsoft Windows, Software, site admin

Blog posts 2008-01-07

Photos: Defenders of the CRT

Though the CEA predicts CRT TVs will no longer be sold in the United States past 2009, for now, tube TVs are still a significant portion of the television market.

Tags: TVs, Monitors & displays, TV & Home Theater, TV, CRT, Consumer Electronics Association, photograph, U.S.

Image galleries 2007-02-23

We're going to spend $21 billion over the holiday season this year

The Consumer Electronics Association CEA is predicting that we're going to spend a whopping $21 billion over the holiday season this year, up 21% from a miserly $17 billion last year.  That includes the whole works - tree, plastic snowman on the roof, mountain of food and, of course, gifts.It seems...

Tags: Consumer Electronics Association

Blog posts 2006-10-24

Consumer Electronics Association: Happy holidays

CEA sees higher spending on the waySean Wargo, the CEA's head of industry analysis, told the Industry Forum in San Francisco that there will be more spent this year than everbefore. Speaking on Oct. 16, 2006, Wargo said higher wholesale prices are fueling the consumer electronics growth.

Tags: Consumer Electronics Association, Sean Wargo

Videos 2006-10-16

$122.9 bln worth of consumer electronics to sell in 2005

Consumer Electronics Association expects consumer electronics sales to rise YTY from $112.9 bln to $122.9 bln, an 8.8% increase, after rising 10% from $102.7 bln in 2003. But overall unit sales will be flat from 2004 to 2005, declining 1.8%.

Tags: consumer electronics, Consumer Electronics Association, electronics

Blog posts 2005-11-16

Wish list for holiday shopping: MP3 player, digital camera

Consumer Electronics Association it expects a 9% increase in revenues from sales of consumer electronics 4C@8=3 2005 holiday season. CEA is forecasting that overall holiday spending will increase 14% per average household (from $1,254 to $1,430) over 2004. CEA found that MP3 players topped 2005's wish list, displacing digital cameras...

Tags: MP3 player, Consumer Electronics Association

Blog posts 2005-10-18

$125.7 bln of consumer electronics will be sold in 2005

Manufacturer-to-dealer sales of consumer electronics goods will reach a record-high of $125.7 bln in 2005, marking an 11% increase over the $113.5 bln dollars sold in 2004, according to the Consumer Electronics Association CEA. The year-end total for 2004 would exceed initial expectations. The $113.5 bln total is an increase...

Tags: Consumer Electronics Association, sales

Blog posts 2005-01-16

$125.7 bln of consumer electronics will be sold in 2005

Manufacturer-to-dealer sales of consumer electronics goods will reach a record-high of $125.7 bln in 2005, marking an 11% increase over the $113.5 bln dollars sold in 2004, according to the Consumer Electronics Association CEA. The year-end total for 2004 would exceed initial expectations. The $113.5 bln total is an increase...

Tags: sales, Consumer Electronics Association

Blog posts 2005-01-16

Wishlist for Christmas 2004: HDTV, MP3 player, digital camera

Consumer Electronics Association expects spending on tech gadgets and consumer electronics to increase 5% this holiday season, which is a slowdown from Christmas 2003, when the growth stayed at 14%. Number one item listed in the consumer survey? Peace and happinness. As far as consumer electronics, HDTVs, MP3 players and...

Tags: MP3 player, MP3

Blog posts 2004-10-19

China Eastern Airlines Corporation Limited Achieves Standardization

With assets of more than 50 billion yuan (US$6 billion) and more than 35,000 employees, China Eastern Airlines Group, which includes China Eastern Airline Co., Ltd CEA, is a leading force in the Chinese aviation market. The challenge were to standardize and enhance the consistency of CEA's employee education programs...

Tags: Oracle Corp., Training, Consumer Electronics Association, Standardization, Workforce Management, Training And Certification, Human Resources

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U.S. CTO: Infrastructure growth needs private sector investment

The technology backbone of the United States needs a major overhaul and government alone can't do it, the nation's first chief technology officer said today. It's going to take a cooperative effort, including a massive influx of "hundreds of billions" of private capital dollars, for the U.S. to catch up...

Tags: Innovation, U.S., Investment, Government, Leadership, Vertical Industries, Strategy, Management, Andrew Nusca

Blog posts 2009-06-11

Chip sales: April a case of good news, bad news

Global chip sales rose to $15.6 billion in April, up 6.4 percent from March. That's the good news. The bad: Chip sales are still down 25 percent from April sales of $20.9 billion a year ago, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association.  The SIA provides the following...

Tags: Chip, Sales Strategy, Sales Force Management, Semiconductors, Sales, Hardware, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-06-01