Set at the back of the stand, in a darkened 'future' section was an unbelievable 86? screen showing a three minute loop of a variety of real life scenarios (lions, a peacock, blossoming trees etc..). The calming atmospheric soundtrack along with still camera shots (no panning), helped the detail and crisp 'reality' of the video leap out of the screen. It was just like looking out of a window. This was the real take home experience from the entire show. 2. Samsung OLED Multi View Amongst the buzz in the Samsung hall was an interesting demo of a lovely OLED screen, broadcasting two separate shows/ channels from the same screen. Users have a pair of glasses, which contain their own micro speakers and allow the users to switch between the two views. Possibly a little gimmicky, but there. 3. Glassless 3D In their darkened 'future' section Panasonic were also showing their new Glassless 3D technology, the demo included a rotating Mini with many intricate parts. The ability to achieve this without glasses is very impressive but the end result lacked a truly engaging experience. 4. Windows 8 As we are now only six weeks away from the official launch, Windows 8 had a big presence, on many stands. The new Platform was showcased on countless new tablets and all-in-one touch enabled desktops. Windows 8 has a lot to offer; a very new/ alternate visual language and UX. Microsoft have invested big in the new platform and only time will tell