Connecticut Exhibitors At CES: A Roundup

The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is wrapping things up today but not before Connecticut-based exhibitors made an impression.  They include:

• Bad Elf, LLC of East Hartford presented their line of GPS accessories popular in the aviation, marine, outdoors, and fitness markets.

A Dan D’Agostino stereo amplifier

• Weston’s Dan D’Agostino brought along his high-end amplifiers.

• ESPN 3D showed off their sports-centric 3D network.
•  Fairfield Crystal Technology of New Milford, a supplier of high quality, high purity, single-crystal materials that enable their customers to develop semiconductor devices and precision optical components.
• Avon’s iDevices, a company specializing in the development of app-enabled products featured their consulting services and their products: iShower, iGrill and iNotebook.
• Krell Industries Inc. based out of Orange showcased their high-end audio equipment.
• Lego Systems of Enfield unveiled the Mindstorms EV3,  a 594-piece kit that is the first Mindstorms system with app support and a sensor suite that allows for your creations to navigate and react autonomously.

Lego Mindstorms EV3

•  Matsutek Enterprises Co., Ltd. out of Southington showed off their robotic vacuums.
• Sennheiser Electronic Corp., based out of Old Lyme, showcased their upgraded Momentum headphones.

The Sennheiser Momentum

• The Music People Inc. of Berlin showed off their audio and video equipment.
• TMCnet, a communications and technology website out of Norwalk.
• Shelton’s TranSwitch Corporation presented customer solutions powered by their HDplay product.
• Colangelo, a Darien-based marketing firm representing Trojan, presented the company’s new “Tri-phoria” and “Pulse” products.
• And finally, Viola Audio Laboratories of New Haven with their various high-end audio equipment.