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Post Blog
2013
January
CES: more random thoughts
2160p: The Dawn of a New Format?
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Even more random thoughts from CES
CES: more random thoughts
Posted By
Randall Dark
on
January 10, 2013 07:53 am
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By Randall Dark
LAS VEGAS - I am still in Vegas, and I am still filing bits and pieces from the CES show floor for Post Magazine.
As you all know, 4K shooting, editing and protection masters all require lots of storage, so I decided to visit the LaCie booth. Their 5Big Thunderbolt series is worth taking a look at.
Kimberly Myers, Worldwide PR manager LaCie, and Jeff McAdams, from my own, DARKmania (
http://www.rdarkpro.com
) are pictured.
I also took a bit of time to check out what I like to think of as "Pong on Steroids."
For those who love video games, we all remember the original Pong.
So when I came across the L551V-CMT32 Cyber Touch in the Mitsubishi Electric booth, I had to play. It is still great fun!
Stay tuned for more bits and pieces from the show.
Randall Dark and/or his companies have been involved in over 3000 HD projects including feature films, documentaries, commercials, music videos, corporate presentations, product launches and live events.
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