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Connected Traveler Technology Showcase

Our newest event will take place tomorrow in San Francisco.

The Connected Traveler Technology Showcase, a media-only showcase of the latest travel tech products, apps and services will feature demonstrations by developers of tech-savvy apps, gadgets, and technologies.  Open to international travel reporters and San Francisco and Silicon Valley’s technology, feature, business and broadcast media, The Connected Traveler Technology Showcase and takes place during the week of Pow Wow, the travel industry’s premier international conference in North America.

We realized that there are plenty of technology trade shows that cater to tech media, but none bring the wealth of products and innovative technologies to travel press. The travel press includes a large audience of reporters who don’t go to tech trade shows but who are always in search of information that can improve their readers’ travel experience.

Notebooks, tablets, apps, GPS devices, cameras, mobile storage, and cloud-based solutions, are becoming an integral part of most road warriors’ lives.  In addition to the necessities, there are many products that make traveling safer, more enjoyable and create smarter travelers.

Sponsors include:  GE Digital Cameras, Gogobot, GoSmart, HP,  INRIX Traffic, Ken Kobré Photography-The Lightscoop, Line2, Liquid Image, Mobile Monitor Technologies, Plantronics, Proposal Software, Schedulicity, SpotWorld, SugarSync, TeleNav, Traxxit Technologies, Verizon Wireless, Visual Travel Tours, VIA, and Western Digital.

The Connected Traveler Technology Showcase is a tabletop demo event based on 20+ years of similar successful media events and product showcases,  during Siggraph, and E3 and Lunch at Piero’s during COMDEX and CES.

The Connected Traveler Technology Showcase is open only for working travel and technology writers.  Video will be featured at www.patmeier.com and www.connectedtraveler.com after the show.  For more information, please visit: www.patmeier.com/connectedtravelershow.html or call +1415.389.1700.

Future Connected Traveler events will be scheduled for Los Angeles, Las Vegas and New York.

This year the Lunch at Piero’s press event during CES 2011 will be full of exciting products and technologies.  Here’s proof that innovation is alive and well.   Yes, our event is fiercely independent, intriguing, and anything but run-of-the-mill and we are honored to be the place where the following brand new products and devices will be presented by our great group of sponsors for Lunch at Piero’s 2011:

• Cloud-based tools for creating and sharing ePublications
• Dazzling photo-realistic 3D maps for geo-location apps
• A smartphone app to track your valuables
• Cool devices that will make your home the hottest spot
• World’s thinnest LED monitor display
• The hottest new mobile productivity apps
• Android tablet devices that expand existing markets
• The Number One mobile wallet
• A tablet that proves size really does matter
• Reliable wireless 1080p HDMI connectivity
• Faster, more mobile data with USB 3.0 technologies
• Multi-platform on-demand mobile TV subscription service
• New longest-range cordless radar detector
• Breakthrough multi-dimensional color video technology
• Software to protect your devices and save your sanity
• LCD TVs with personality and style from every angle
• USB speakers with a small footprint and big sound
• Industry-leading gaming platforms for tomorrow’s PCs
• Voice-activated technology that enhances how people interact with their devices.

…AND MORE

This is where headlines are made!

D-Link showcased its CEA Innovation Awards winners including the Boxee Box, the Pebble media players, the D-Link Home Monitoring Starter Kit and the D-Link Home Energy Starter Kit.  Also at the Lunch at Piero’s innovator and media event during CES 2010: D-Link showed the industry’s first 600Mbps home wireless access point with four data streams, a very fast 450Mbps touch screen and a portable N pocket router that lets users set up a hotspot anywhere, and the D-Link 3G Door phone, which acts like a standard doorbell, but is anything but ordinary.