CES Goes Green

Consumer Electronics Get More Eco-Friendly

The world's largest consumer electronic trade show opens Monday in Las Vegas and the new ideas, products and promises will be as plentiful as terraflops at a server farm.

The big trend as predicted so far seems to be an immense emphasis on reducing energy consumption from batteries and power adapters. It may seem small, but the impact could improve market share.

The 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) runs from Monday, January 7 to Thursday, January 10, 2008.

Even the show itself is going green.
Trend Themes
1. Energy Efficient Electronic Devices - The trend focuses on reducing the energy consumption of electronic devices and can open opportunities for companies that develop innovative energy-efficient devices.
2. Eco-friendly Batteries and Power Adapters - The trend shows consumers' demand for eco-friendly batteries and power adapters and can create an opportunity for companies to create efficient charging solutions that reduce energy waste.
3. Sustainable Manufacturing Processes - The trend highlights the need for sustainable manufacturing processes, which can encourage manufacturers to adopt more sustainable practices and can provide opportunities for startups with innovative ideas on sustainable practices.
Industry Implications
1. Consumer Electronics - The trend provides opportunities for companies involved in the manufacturing and production of electronics to shift focus towards sustainable design and production.
2. Energy Storage Industry - The trend highlights the need for better and more efficient energy storage solutions, creating opportunities for startups specializing in eco-friendly batteries and energy storage tech.
3. Renewable Energy Industry - The trend of eco-friendly electronics underpins the importance of renewable energy that can be tapped to power sustainable energy sources and create opportunities for renewable energy companies to collaborate with electronics manufacturers.

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