READ Best of CES Tech 2018 A Glimpse of Brilliant Necessary

READ: Best of CES Tech 2018: A Glimpse of Brilliant, Necessary and/or Totally Crazy Technologies to Come, WSJ, Jan 8, 2018.

a. Select a product that you find interesting

b. Search for 1-2 additional articles on the product. Include titles, publications, and dates.

c. Based on the articles and your own thought process describe the value of these products for the consumer and the target markets

Please write as follows:

Product A: ....

Article references

a. Title, publication, date

b. Title, publication, date

c. Value and Target Market for product A: .....

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Solution

A product that I have found interesting is “Roll-up TV”. This product is a television that can be rolled up just like a newspaper.

Article references:

a. 20 Hot Technology Products at CES 2018, Science and Technology, January 10, 2018.

b. LG display’s 65-inch TV rolls up like wrapping paper, CNN, January 8, 2018.

c. This product holds immense value for those consumers who desire to use large televisions but are constrained by space availability at homes and offices. The consumers and buyers of such TV sets will be able to enjoy viewing on 65 inch display and will not be constrained by space crunch at their place. The target market for this product includes all those households and offices that require large TV sets but do not have enough space to put up such large displays. Japan is an obvious target market as people there live in comparatively small houses and micro homes.