We're Here at Pepcom Digital Experience: Checking Out the Latest Gadgets at CES 2017

As we step into the Pepcom Digital Experience, it's clear that we're surrounded by the latest and greatest gadgets from some of the biggest names in technology. We're here to take a closer look at some of these cool new options and see what they have to offer.

One Product That's Made a Splash is the Ring Flood Light Cam: A Doorbell and Stickup Camera All-in-One

The Ring Flood Light Cam is certainly making waves with its innovative design, which combines a flood light and camera into one device. If there's an intruder, not only will they be illuminated by the flood light, but they'll also have a camera capturing their every move. This camera comes equipped with two-way communication and a siren, providing an added layer of security for homeowners. One of the standout features of this product is its compatibility with Apple HomeKit, allowing it to seamlessly integrate with other devices in your smart home.

Another Product Worth Mentioning is the Eve Series from Elgato: Smart Control Over Your Home

The Eve series from Elgato offers a similar level of smart control over your home as the Ring Flood Light Cam. These devices allow you to have precise control over plugs, switches, and other areas around your home, all through their user-friendly interface. Like the Ring Flood Light Cam, these products are also HomeKit-enabled, making it easy to integrate them with other devices in your smart home.

New Luggage from In Case: Battery-Powered Chargers and Bluetooth Tracking

In case has taken innovation to the next level with its new luggage line, which features a built-in battery for charging your devices on-the-go. But that's not all - these bags also come equipped with Bluetooth tracking, allowing you to keep tabs on their location even when they're not within range.

KX Showcases Its New Keyboards: Similar to Apple Magic Keyboard but with a Unique Twist

KX has been making waves in the keyboard market with its new line of devices, which are similar to Apple's Magic Keyboard but with a few notable differences. One standout feature is a foldable keyboard, perfect for when you're on-the-go and need to jot down some notes or send a quick email. The company also showcased a portable Apple watch charger that fits neatly on a keychain - it's tiny, but mighty.

A Heads-Up Display Unit from Navdi: Stay Connected Without Distracting Yourself

One of the most interesting products we saw was from Navdi, a company that has created a heads-up display unit for your car. This device allows you to see information about your vehicle, as well as content from your phone like messages and phone calls, all displayed in a small, unobtrusive format on your windshield. The best part? You can control this display using gestures or a small button on your steering wheel, keeping your eyes on the road at all times.

Ren Shield Showcases Its New Cases: Protecting Your Devices from Drops with Style

Ren Shield has been making waves in the case market with its new line of products, which are designed to protect your devices from even the toughest drops. Made from a unique material that's both durable and thin, these cases are a standout in terms of design and functionality. With their sleek aesthetic and ability to absorb impact like a shock absorber, it's clear that Ren Shield has raised the bar for device protection.

Corning Showcases Gorilla Glass 5: The Future of Smartphone Screens

Speaking of drops, having a strong screen is crucial when it comes to protecting your devices. Corning has been at the forefront of this technology with its Gorilla Glass series, and their latest iteration - Gorilla Glass 5 - is no exception. This new material is better than ever at taking impact while under Flex, surviving even the most extreme drops without a scratch. And with its increased scratch resistance, it's clear that Corning has once again set the bar for smartphone screens.

As We Wrap Up Our Tour of the Pepcom Digital Experience

That concludes our tour of the Pepcom Digital Experience, where we saw some truly innovative products from companies across the tech industry. From smart home devices to rugged cases and cutting-edge smartphone technology, it's clear that these companies are pushing the boundaries of what's possible. If you're looking for inspiration or just want to stay up-to-date on the latest trends in tech, be sure to check out the YouTube channel and macro.com for more coverage from CES 2017.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enwe're here at pepcom digital experience checking out the latest gadgets being showcased at CES 2017 let's take a look at some of the cool new options so as expected we have more Internet of Things accessories but some of them are actually quite useful like the new ring flood light cam ring has made a splash with its doorbell and stickup Cam and with this you now have a flood light and Camera Allin one so if there's an intruder not only will they be lit up but you have a camera camera with two-way communication and a siren there's also switches from I devices that allows you to control lights and Outlets as well as a wireless switch to use anywhere and this is Apple homekit enabled so it can work seamlessly with other devices other devices like the new products from Elgato this is the eve series and much like the products from I devices these allow you to have Smart control over plugs and switches as well as other areas around your home and this too is homekit enabled there are also products like new luggage from in case that has a battery built in for charging your devices as well as Bluetooth to let you know the location of your bag or give you alerts if you walk too far from it also KX showed off some new keyboards that are similar to The Apple magic keyboard but with a bit of a different look and a foldable keyboard for when you're on the go also it had a new portable Apple watch charger that fits on a keychain it was pretty tiny one really interesting product is from navdi and it's a heads-up display unit for your car this allows you to see information about your car and also content from your phone like messages and phone calls in the heads up display all of this can be controlled through gestures or a small button on your steering wheel and because it's a heads up display you're still looking at the road while using it so it's a bit less distracting Ren Shield also showed off some of its new cases these are using a material that is made to seriously protect your devices from drops even from building Heights but at the same time even with all that protection these cases are relatively thin which is hard hard to find with a lot of cases and speaking of drops having a strong screen is important and Corning was showcasing Gorilla Glass 5 this new iteration is better at taking impact while under Flex so even if you take a glass sample and bend it and then drop it The Gorilla Glass 5 survives the drop while the normal glass does not also this glass is much more scratch resistant which makes it better for devices like SmartWatches but those are some of the most interesting products from the digital experience be sure to stay tuned to the YouTube channel and macro.com for more coverage from CES 2017 I want to thank you all so much for watching I'm MAC Gonzalez with macers and I'll see you next timewe're here at pepcom digital experience checking out the latest gadgets being showcased at CES 2017 let's take a look at some of the cool new options so as expected we have more Internet of Things accessories but some of them are actually quite useful like the new ring flood light cam ring has made a splash with its doorbell and stickup Cam and with this you now have a flood light and Camera Allin one so if there's an intruder not only will they be lit up but you have a camera camera with two-way communication and a siren there's also switches from I devices that allows you to control lights and Outlets as well as a wireless switch to use anywhere and this is Apple homekit enabled so it can work seamlessly with other devices other devices like the new products from Elgato this is the eve series and much like the products from I devices these allow you to have Smart control over plugs and switches as well as other areas around your home and this too is homekit enabled there are also products like new luggage from in case that has a battery built in for charging your devices as well as Bluetooth to let you know the location of your bag or give you alerts if you walk too far from it also KX showed off some new keyboards that are similar to The Apple magic keyboard but with a bit of a different look and a foldable keyboard for when you're on the go also it had a new portable Apple watch charger that fits on a keychain it was pretty tiny one really interesting product is from navdi and it's a heads-up display unit for your car this allows you to see information about your car and also content from your phone like messages and phone calls in the heads up display all of this can be controlled through gestures or a small button on your steering wheel and because it's a heads up display you're still looking at the road while using it so it's a bit less distracting Ren Shield also showed off some of its new cases these are using a material that is made to seriously protect your devices from drops even from building Heights but at the same time even with all that protection these cases are relatively thin which is hard hard to find with a lot of cases and speaking of drops having a strong screen is important and Corning was showcasing Gorilla Glass 5 this new iteration is better at taking impact while under Flex so even if you take a glass sample and bend it and then drop it The Gorilla Glass 5 survives the drop while the normal glass does not also this glass is much more scratch resistant which makes it better for devices like SmartWatches but those are some of the most interesting products from the digital experience be sure to stay tuned to the YouTube channel and macro.com for more coverage from CES 2017 I want to thank you all so much for watching I'm MAC Gonzalez with macers and I'll see you next time\n"