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The 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show

By Bloomberg
January 10, 2013 1:25 PM EST 3 Comments
<p>In Las Vegas, as soon as the New Year's revelry ends, the city gears up for another spectacle: CES, the electronics trade show that attracts industry participants from around the globe.</p><p>The International Consumer Electronics Show, by far the city's largest convention--with more than 150,000 attendees expected this week--gives manufacturers from Asia and Europe a chance to show off their latest smartphones, gadgets and TVs to potential customers in the U.S.--the world's biggest electronics market. Microsoft decided to leave, but a big chunk of its space has been taken over by Chinese TV maker Hisense, in what may be a symbolic changing of the guard. Stick around for all the biggest stories from the show, which runs Jan. 8-11.</p><p>See full CES coverage -- stories, photos and videos -- <a href="http://topics.bloomberg.com/2013-international-consumer-electronics-show/" target="_blank">here</a>.</p> Source: Photograph by David Becker/Getty Images
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