The four day India Gadget Exhibition (IGE) from 19th June to 22nd June was conducted by Larsen & Turbo group at Infocity’s HITEX (Hyderabad International Trade Expositions Centre). The expo showcased new and revived apps, laptops, phones, tablets, 3D printers, health and fitness gadgets, security gadgets and solutions.
The event was a successful one since it not only gave a platform to new companies from around the world but also served an equal purpose to the domestic companies to share the stage with renowned and branded ones. Around thirty brands dealing in gadgets and various electronic goods participated in the event.
The LG’s ULTRA HD TV with WebOS technology was the centre of attraction at the event; the much talked about television has a cinema screen design with finger gesture control. The 3D printers also grabbed a lot of limelight.
India Gadget Expo as a platform brings together innovators, manufacturers and retailers of the technology industry under one roof. IGE proved to be of great value to manufacturers and exhibitors where they displayed their gadgets on such a grand scale, to such a large audience.
India Gadget Expo as a platform brings together innovators, manufacturers and retailers of the technology industry under one roof. IGE proved to be of great value to manufacturers and exhibitors where they displayed their gadgets on such a grand scale, to such a large audience.
The ‘Super Seminars’ (June 19-20) were the most valued and awaited segment of India Gadget Expo where industry leaders, decision makers and technology experts gathered to give an overview on the electronic industry. They participated in round table discussions, followed by an interactive Q & A rounds.
Atulya Prakash, an IT professional who visited the Expo said, “Being an engineer and a gadget freak, I was very much excited to attend this. Among all the products that were showcased, I found the Rapid Bot 3D printer to be very trendy and helpful for a common man. It could print or create a 3D object merely using a plastic wire. Besides, LG’s Boom X-boom box was also quite impressing”.
Though the event is said to be the first of its kind in the country, it could not attract as many visitors as expected. Over sixty brands were estimated to turn up, out of which only thirty were exhibited. The organisers need to showcase more products and hold it in other cities as well to attract more people towards such events.
Picture Courtesy : Atulya Prakash
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