In the last days in Las Vegas took place the long awaited CES 2012 that is the Consumer Electronic Show organized and own by the Consumer Electronic Association (CEA) which was, according to the predictions, the edition of technological televisions, of smart phones, tablets and of the absolute novelty for the USA market, that is Windows Phones.

It is now evident that the global tendency about technological innovations is changing and it is now commonly shared the need to organize our life, the work, our music with mobile applications, tablet program and 3D televisions. Leather-agenda and post-it lovers are doomed to be excluded from the rush for "technologyzation" as many of the things we use and do daily have now their own applications on the electronic devices.

Novelties which were presented in crowds at the CES are the Ultrabook, devices that are part of the category "superlight laptop" and which, despite the fact that they seem to have some difficulties in making their own way in the technological situation, could be a good challenge for the technology industry, provided that the production companies find the ideal balance to make price meet the demand.

At the show were presented also many new accessories for Apple products, from iPhone to iPad and iPod Touch; avoiding a boring and almost endless list of the specific products created by each company, it is then necessary to highlight that the main tendency of these appliances, which are born to demonstrate that Apple products are not only beautiful, but can even support people who want to play music in a professional way.

The companies which focused more on the research and developing of devices which can help in utilize i-products in this way were without a doubt Griffin, Line 6 and IK Multimedia; right the latter (that is a completely Italian company from Modena) presented at CES a device which is very useful for the ones who made music their occupation or for the people that use to give vent to their energies on the mixer. iRing Mix indeed is an almost pocket-size mixer, ideated to be linked with two Apple devices (even two iPad), which are used as two record players (thanks obviously to the touch screen) creating then a Dj set half virtual and half real. The device is extremely useful even for the bands that use iOS devices when they play live and the price is really interesting, around $100.

Instead by Griffin is the stable iPad dock, a really delicate and design object which is adapt both for an office contest and for an informal place; this object isn't really just a table ornament, but adds to iPad interesting functionalities: It gives the tablet a 6.3 mm jack line in (like the one used for guitars), RCA stereo line out and MIDI line in and line out.

Article written by Serena Rigato