Alan Wallace: What I Saw at CES 2014 and How I Recovered (gallery)

Alan Wallace: What I Saw at CES 2014 and How I Recovered (gallery)

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Alan Wallace: What I Saw at CES 2014 and How I Recovered (gallery)

Image Credits: Alan Wallace for aNewDomain.net

[aNewDomain.net](https://anewdomain.net): After a whirlwind [CES 2014](http://www.cesweb.org/) experience, I’ve finally begun to collect my thoughts. The first moments home consisted of:

* Sleeping in
* Starbucks - aka Seattle Oxygen
* Checking to see that I came back with everything I left with
* Entering business card info
* Entering receipts while I still remember what is what
* Adding new cards for LinkedIn and Twitter contacts
* More Starbucks … and repeat.

[CES 2014](http://www.ces2014.com) may have been my quickest in ‘n’ out trip to Las Vegas ever. I was in and out in fewer than 24 hours. But just in that time span, I managed to see a great deal of cool tech.

This year, as with every year, I always get the most out of CES by going to [ShowStoppers](http://Showstoppers.com). That’s because, in just a few short hours, that press event packs in most of the latest tech the industry has to offer. And it feeds me, too.

I was immediately interested in the latest Cloud Scanner from [NEAT](http://www.neat.com/). [Check out my colleague Todd Townsend’s video interview with these folks, here, or scroll below the fold for that and related videos.](https://anewdomain.net/2014/01/09/neatcloud-ces2014-neatconnect-news/)

Harris Romanoff, NEAT

Also at [ShowStoppers](http://showstoppers.com), I was dazzled by the new audio products from [Jabra](http://www.jabra.com/).

Suzaan Sauerman, Jabra

And I checked out what turned out to be an amazing door lock from [Skybell](http://www.skybell.com/). Plus I saw [Sennheiser’s](http://en-us.sennheiser.com/) new gaming headsets and some fantastic ear buds from [AudioFly](http://www.audiofly.com/).

The Team from AudioFly

In the coming weeks I will be reviewing the demos and products I saw, as well as the latest from [Eye-Fi](http://www.eye.fi/) and [ION](http://www.ionaudio.com/). The latter’s new cameras might even rival GoPro’s, but we’ll see.

I will also take an in-depth look at apps that were promoted on the “Wall Of Apps” show floor, like the styluses from [LynkTec](http://www.lynktec.com/) …

Mandy Skinner - LYNKtec

… and some small and mighty speakers from [X-mini](http://www.x-mini.com/). Tiny!

Darrelle Eng, X-mini

Lastly, a special thanks to [TripIt](https://www.tripit.com/), whose TripIt Pro App has proven to me that it knows more than the agent behind the counter.

There’s a lot to look forward to in 2014, and I’ll be back soon with the details. Watch for more of my CES 2014 coverage as I continue my recovery program: and get some time to get my head around all this new tech.

For [aNewDomain.net](https://anewdomain.net), I’m Alan Wallace. As promised, I’m including my colleague Todd Townsend’s video interview with the folks from Neat, below the bio.

Sources - [Originally published by aNewDomain](https://anewdomain.net/my-ces-2014-recovery-program-24-hours-of-tech/)