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Friday, January 15, 2010
Posted by: Brad Roderick
Experiencing first hand all of the innovative and green focused products at the CES 2010, I want to share this article by Shayne Rana from Tech 2.0 about the emerging trends to look for as a consumer in 2010.

CES 2010: Trends of the New Year
CES 2010 at Las Vegas has ended and amongst the staggering array of consumer technology covering all bases, a few trends have been set. The event itself featured manufacturers of all kinds of technology focusing on innovation and keeping it green, but there were a few trends that made it rather obvious to us, the consumer, that we would be seeing plenty of them during the course of 2010.
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