1 Big Trend We're Watching in 2013: The Battle for the Living Room

The following video is from Friday's Motley Fool Money roundtable discussion with host Chris Hill and analysts Charly Travers, Jeff Fischer, and Jason Moser.

In this segment, the guys discuss possible trends for 2013, including a space many of the big gadget companies have their eye on: television. We hear about what the battle for the living room is going to look like next year, and which companies want to take TV to the next level.

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Report this Comment On December 21, 2012, at 10:08 PM, techy46 wrote:

"There's no doubt that Apple WAS at the center of technology's most recent revolution ever"
The question now is who and what will be at the center of the next technology revolution. Notice I changed largest to latest since the mainframe, minicomputer, personal computer, network/internet/cloud and microcomputer were all as large as the mobile computer is in the latest revolution (6th wave). The what now is who will lead in the integrtaion of all of the proceeding into the best, 2nd best and least best consumer and enterprise ecosystems.
Report this Comment On December 23, 2012, at 10:10 AM, KevinniveK wrote:

Tell the mc to get his hand out of his mouth and stop speaking in a monnnnnnnnnooooooootoooooooooonnnnnnne

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1 Big Trend We're Watching in 2013: The Battle for the Living Room

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