Technology Report - At CES in Las Vegas, TVs Were the Stars Listening and Doing Exercise: Select Play button. Listen and fill in the blanks with suggest words 14Jan2013)4KAssociationElectronicsEnglishFromGaryHDTVsSomeSpecialTVVegasalsoandbiggatheringhasitmajoroforshowssmarterthetouserwerewho VOA Learning English, this is the Technology Report in English. Televisions were the stars of January's International Consumer Show. Known as CES, the yearly gathering in Las is one of the world's largest consumer electronics trade . TVs made news this year because they were bigger better, with some of the most advanced technology ever. TVs used a technology called Organic Light Emitting Diodes, OLED. They were thinner, lighter, offered better color and brighter than current LEDs. Ultra High Definition TVs were popular. Most of UHDTVs on display used something called technology. It has four times more resolution than current . And Sharp Electronics showed off a super high definition with resolution that is 16 times greater than that standard high definition TVs. Smart TVs this year were . Many offered technology like voice recognition. One TV from company TCL uses sensors and voice recognition to know is watching. It then offers programs based on the . In addition to TV technology, size also played a part in CES 2013. Televisions varied in size from to bigger, with at least two companies ---- Samsung HiSense ---- exhibiting TVs measuring almost three meters across. Shapiro is president and CEO of the Consumer Electronics , the group that organizes the show. He said CES more than 20,000 products from over 3200 companies. But, is more than a trade show. It is a of the brightest minds, industry leaders and those trying catch a glimpse of the future. For VOA Learning , I'm Laurel Bowman. (Adapted from a radio program broadcast SCORE:
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