CES Gadget Show - The Future?

With the CES Gadget show of 2013 now over, what does the future hold for technology and electricals?

In the five days, of which 20,000 products were showcased to over 150,000 gadget enthusiasts and business entrepreneurs alike, each and everyone looking for the next big invention or idea which could change the technology world as we know it!

Just 1 item for example, Samsung, of course all the rage with its technology breaking into several markets including televisions with there all new Smart TV ranges, and there brilliantly designed smartphones, taking away Apples thunder and blowing it away with some lightning.

Now they are going one step further? What could they possibly do next?

Everyones had that one idea they'd love to see happen, rumours speculated many years ago, with the expected release of the PSP 2 around the corner, pictures and leaked images arose of a bendable screened device which you could fold into your pocket? No? This couldnt have been true, surely not, it was a fake... Darn you internet trolls!

Samsung's display utilizing Youm's bendy e-paper/

Youm's Bendable Paper screens! 10 points for naming the film?

But now, Samsung have unveiled a new prototype handset, this device will use a new waffer thin plastic screen, replacing the more traditional breakable and hard glass. This plastic, called Youm, is bendable and can be programmed for bending use, such as, with e-readers simply bend the top corner to turn a page.

The manufactures have stated that in years to come, these pieces of e-paper will eventually replace your common laptop tablets and computers in your homes and workplace, each piece of e-paper can be used as a workspace or blank document sheet, when being placed down onto the table will revert the document into an icon, just like your desktop!

Leap Motion's exciting new technology!

In other news, a California based company called Leap Motion, are set to revolutionize the gadget and home computer market, with their stunning 3D and minority report styled technology. In essence this USB sized device, shrouds you're home computing space in a portal of light, and instead of you're generic mouse and keyboard or even your touch input device or tablet, you'll now be pointing the way (Pun intended) with your fingers, yes your fingers, simply pointing at what you want, like a child before they've learnt to speak, and yes, you'll get it too.