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2011 CONFERENCE PROGRAM BROADEN YOUR SPHERE OF KNOWLEDGE 2011 International CES® | January 6–9, 201 1 | Las Vegas, Nevada CESweb.org The 2011 Conference Program is the most robust ever, with 300+ sessions conducted by 900+ subject–matter experts. Pick up smart, age–based marketing strategies, or discover the new Hollywood paradigms around content, media and branding. Get your head into the Cloud, or Flash back to earth for some plain talk on storage. Absorb the implications of just–released research, or let the kid in you shine through with the latest toys for the next gen of technophiles. The virtual gym, digital hospitals, cars with central nervous systems, social media in unexpected places … all this, plus peer networking opportunities, makes the Conference Program an invaluable part of your CES experience. Some sessions fill quickly, so scan your options and register today. Session material as of November 15, 2010. Visit CESweb.org/sessions for current program updates. Table of Contents Conference Overview . 2 Conference Pricing . 3 Conference Tracks . 4 Broadband Unlimited. 5 Cable Conference at CES. 7 CEA Research Summit at International CES . 9 CES Government 2011 . 10 CONNECTIONSTM Summit at CES . 11 Content in the Cloud . 13 Digital Health Summit . 16 Digital Hollywood. 18 Emerging Technology . 22 Flash Forward: Flash Memory Storage Solutions for Mobile Devices and Data-Hungry Applications. 24 HigherEd Tech Summit . 26 Home Entertainment and Lifestyle Technologies . 28 IEEE: International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE) . 30 In-Vehicle Technology . 36 Issues and Attitudes . 37 Just the Facts: Research, Reports and Revelation . 39 Kids@Play and MommyTech . 41 Media Money Makers . 43 Silvers Summit. 46 Smart Grid Homes . 48 Smartphone and Tablet Conference. 50 Sports and Fitness Tech . 53 Storage Visions® 2011 . 55 Tech Policy Summit . 57 Technology and the Environment . 59 The Tweet House Presents: Social Media Success Stories . 60 THX Education Program: Home Theater and THX—Home Theater 1 . 62 Wireless Communications . 63 SuperSessions . 66 Keynote Addresses . 69 Session material as of November 15, 2010. Visit CESweb.org/sessions for current program updates. 1 Conference Overview FREE with your Media Money Single-Session 2011 CES All-Access Entertainment Makers/Digital CE Individual Passes Available Registration: Pass Matters Pass Hollywood Pass Track Pricing (Choose one Exhibits Plus Pass Pass session) Broadband Unlimited Cable Conference at CES CEA Research Summit at International CES CES Government 2011 CONNECTIONSTM Summit at CES Content in the Cloud Digital Health Summit Digital Hollywood Emerging Technology Flash Forward: Flash Memory Storage Solutions for Mobile Devices and Data-Hungry Applications HigherEd Tech Summit Home Entertainment and Lifestyle Technologies IEEE: International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE) In-Vehicle Technology Issues and Attitudes Just the Facts: Research, Reports and Revelation Kids@Play and MommyTech Media Money Makers Silvers Summit Smart Grid Homes Smartphone and Tablet Conference Sports and Fitness Tech Storage Visions® 2011 Tech Policy Summit Technology and the Environment The Tweet House Presents: Social Media Success Stories THX Education Program: Home Theater and THX—Home Theater 1 Wireless Communications SuperSessions Keynote Addresses 2 Session material as of November 15, 2010. Visit CESweb.org/sessions for current program updates. Conference Pricing ADVANCE ON-SITE ADVANCE ON-SITE 2011 CES Registration: Exhibits Plus Pass Dec. 1– Jan. 3– October 1, 2010–5 p.m. EST, December 31, 2010 $100 N/A Jan. 2 On-site $200 $250 5:01 p.m. EST, December 31, 2010—On-site $200 $200 Content in the Cloud Allows access to exhibit show fl oor, keynote addresses, Digital Health Summit FREE with your 2011 CES SuperSessions and select conference sessions ( ). Registration: Exhibits Plus Pass Flash Forward: Flash Memory $125 $250 All-Access Pass $1,200 $1,500 Storage Solutions for Mobile Devices and Data-Hungry Applications YOUR BEST VALUE! Includes the following conference tracks: Broadband Unlimited, Cable Conference HigherEd Tech Summit FREE with your 2011 CES Registration: Exhibits Plus Pass at CES, CEA Research Summit at International CES, CONNECTIONS™ Summit at CES, Content in the Cloud, Digital Health Summit, Digital Hollywood, Emerging IEEE: International Conference on Consumer Electronics (ICCE) Technology, Flash Forward: Flash Memory Storage Solutions for Mobile Devices Not Included in All-Access Pass. and Data-Hungry Applications, HigherEd Tech Summit, Home Entertainment and Sunday Only Member $250 $545 $645 Lifestyle Technologies, In-Vehicle Technology, Issues and Attitudes, Just the Facts: Nonmember $300 $715 $815 Research, Reports and Revelation, Kids@Play and MommyTech, Media Money CE Society and Affi liate Members $525 $625 Makers, Silvers Summit, Smart Grid Homes, Smartphone and Tablet Conference, Student Member $295 $395 Sports and Fitness Tech, Tech Policy Summit, Technology and the Environment, The Student Nonmember $330 $430 Life Member Tweet House Presents: Social Media Success Stories and Wireless Communications. $270 $370 Extras Conference Digest $35 $45 NEW FOR 2011! Lunch Ticket $45 $50 Entertainment Matters Pass $650 $950 Conference Dinner Show $65 $75 Includes the following conference tracks: Media Money Makers, Digital Hollywood, Cable Conference at CES, Content in the Just the Facts: Research, Reports FREE with your 2011 CES and Revelation Registration: Exhibits Plus Pass Cloud, Emerging Technology, Home Entertainment and Lifestyle Sponsored by: Technologies, In-Vehicle Technology, Issues and Attitudes, Kids@Play and MommyTech FREE with your 2011 CES Smartphone and Tablet Conference, Technology and the Registration: Exhibits Plus Pass Environment, The Tweet House Presents: Social Media Success Silvers Summit FREE with your 2011 CES Stories and Wireless Communications. Registration: Exhibits Plus Pass Through After Media Money Makers/ $350 $550 Nov. 30 Dec. 1 Digital Hollywood Pass Smart Grid Homes $250 $300 Includes Media Money Makers and Digital Hollywood conference tracks. Smartphone and Tablet Conference $425 $625 CE Pass $399 $599 Sports and Fitness Tech FREE with your 2011 CES Includes the following conference tracks: Digital Hollywood, Emerging Technology, Registration: Exhibits Plus Pass Home Entertainment and Lifestyle Technologies, In-Vehicle Technology, Issues and Attitudes, Technology and the Environment and Wireless Communications. Storage Visions® 2011 Not Included in All-Access Pass. Single-Session Pass $150 $300 Attendees must register at www.storagevisions.com. Includes one session within any of the following conference tracks: Digital Hollywood, Through After Cable Conference at CES, Emerging Technology, Home Entertainment and Lifestyle Dec. 17 Dec. 17 2-Day Pass $695 $895 Technologies, In-Vehicle Technology, Issues and Attitudes, Technology and the Environment and Wireless Communications. 1-Day Pass $595 $795 ESA Members 2-Day Pass $590 $590 Broadband Unlimited $395 $495 ESA Membership & 2-Day Pass $795 $795 Cable Conference at CES $350 $550 Exhibits-Only Pass FREE $50 Registration includes lunches and breaks. CEA Research Summit at FREE with your 2011 CES International CES Registration: Exhibits Plus Pass 2-Day Pass and Tuesday-Only Pass include Tuesday reception. Preregistration.
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