Our reflections on electronic culture through the looking glass of CES 2011

1. Twenty Reflections On Electronic Culture through the looking glass of CES 2011

2. CONTENT IS A BYPRODUCTOF LIFE screens become new windows DIY THE SCREENS ARE GETTING SLIMMER THE SOUND IS GETTING FATTER

3. Electronic strength is diminishing physical weakness

4. THE TABLET WARS HAVE BEGUN OLD MODELS ARE EVOLVING NEW MODELS ARE RISING

5. Nostalgic Organic Synthetic Analog Digital Futuristic

6. 3D: 2011 GLASSES: 1950 THE NEW REALITY IS AUGMENTED everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected is everything is connected THERE IS NO OFF SWITCH 05

7. Chris Sherrill heads up the business analysis practice at Hill Holliday, expanding creative territory via the tools of capitalism. Chris earned his MBA at the Kellogg School of Management, where among other topics, he studied the role of technology in emerging markets. Prior to joining Hill Holliday, Chris worked with MIT, Children’s Hospital Boston, American Express, and a handful of other iconic brands. © 2011 Hill Holliday