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ZSL participates in "2007 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Fair"

ZSL a global IT solution provider, participated in "2007 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Fair"

The 2007 International CES featured the latest products and technologies encompassing more than 30 product categories including digital imaging, home networking, IPTV, mobile electronics, gaming and more. The CES show floor spaned across the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC), the Las Vegas Hilton and CES' newest venue - the Sands Expo and Convention Center/The Venetian, the new home to the CES keynotes and high-performance audio and home theater exhibits.

Some of the biggest names in the consumer electronics and content industries took the stage as part of the 2007 International CES keynote addresses, including Microsoft's Bill Gates, Motorola's Ed Zander, Disney's Robert Iger, Dell's Michael Dell and CBS' Leslie Moonves.

The 2007 CES Industry Insider Series had an explosive line-up of speakers set to deliver their vision of the CE industry. The 2007 CES Industry Insider speakers were Cisco's John Chambers, Nokia's Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo and FCC Chairman Kevin Martin.

The International CES conference program spaned hundreds of industry topics, with more than 175 conference sessions and 300 speakers featured at the 2007 show. Educating CES attendees on the latest CE trends, the 2007 CES conference sessions ranged from broadband advertising and digital photography to home networking and mobile entertainment.

ZSL Showcased EARLY DETECTION MONITOR (EDM) at CES to Consumer Electronics' manufacturers, retailers and service providers. ZSL has recognized the gap between returns and defectives to be an area of improvement for customer satisfaction with products and to lower costs for both dealers and manufacturers.

ZSL has put a lot of activity in place to analyze and address the high costs associated for dealers and manufactures with returns. EDM allows quicker changes to manufacturing procedures (running earlier production changes) and Dealers/Distributors reducing excessive failures before the majority of potentially defective items are sold to consumers, helps to minimize the potential failures and reduce future warranty cost.