Companies presenting are listed below. The winner was Shopping Assistant from Motorola. I would have awarded the prize to WiseDV - see below.
Company | Product | My POV |
Mobivox |
| Not differentiated enough from other VoIPs |
Motorola | In-store handheld advertising.
| Eventual winner. I envisage lots of implementation issues here, but Motorola's brand name will most probably mean this will become a familiar feature of shopping in the future. |
GPSit | A sturdy GPS tracking device that can be bolted onto the bottom of a vehicle (for example) and tracked for many days. | Not blowing me away with innovation here |
Novatel Wireless | Global tri-band HSDPA/UMTS and quad band EDGE/GPRS modem stick with 4Gb data storage. Not sure I'm doing it justice here.... | Looked darned useful. |
Your Truman Show | Err, YouTube with a little more social pixie dust, I think. | Nice UI, but didn't see much evidence of pixie though. |
Truphone | Wi-fi VoIP - similar to a former client of mine, Barablu. The Presenter was Tom Carter, co-founder of BridgePort Networks (MobileVoIP + FMC) who presented last year at GadgetFest. | There's much more to this than meet the eye. I'd like to know more please! |
Pulse~link | First room-to-room distribution of multiple HDTV streams and multimedia content over both coax and wireless connections simultaneously | As one of the judges said, "I think I'll buy another DVD player instead". The Pulse~link presenter was flummoxed. |
WiseDV | Handheld device that gives the attendee at sports stadiums, arenas and concert halls more angles, more views, replay, stats to enhance the viewing experience. | The winner, IMHO. |
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