So many IFA exhibitors than ever at the Berlin Radio Tower

Posted on April 23rd, 2011 by Shane

So many IFA exhibitors than ever at the Berlin Radio Tower

Berlin (dpa) – starts with a record number of exhibitors, the 50th Edition of the IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin. About one-fifth more exhibitors than last year to present the claims to the world’s largest fair for consumer electronics. By Wednesday of next week, 230,000 visitors are expected. The main sales areas are currently in the industry and high-resolution three-dimensional television and mobile Internet devices. The companies hope for a better year than 2009.

Electronics in IFA Focus – Opening Gala with Merkel

Berlin (dpa) – The IFA electronics exhibition in Berlin will officially open the evening with a gala. Even Chancellor Angela Merkel has declared itself. From tomorrow, the largest trade show for entertainment and communication electronics are then open to visitors. On the exhibition site at Berlin’s radio tower to Wednesday of next week will present more than 1,400 manufacturers distribute their products.

IFA opens to the public

Berlin (dpa) – The 50th IFA Consumer Electronics Fair opens in Berlin today to the public. Until Wednesday are expected at the world’s largest electronics trade show of about 230 000 visitors. You can see a panorama in the future of television with three-dimensional images and the merger with the Internet. The offer of more than 1,400 exhibitors from around the world covers the entire consumer electronics and communications technology, and includes household appliances.

50. IFA open to the public

Berlin (dpa) – The 50th IFA consumer electronics exhibition opened its doors to the public. Visitors will be able in the exhibition halls at the radio tower in Berlin examine the new 3D TV and intelligent washing machine. Until next Wednesday at the world’s biggest electronics fair view more than 1400 exhibitors presented their products.

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