Consumer Electronics Exhibition 2019 expands scope to corporates

It's not all gadgets and gaming at the 4th Consumer Electronics Exhibition (CEE). Held from 23 - 26 May 2019, CEE 2019 is organised by Exhibits Inc, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sphere Exhibits, the events and exhibitions arm of Singapore Press Holdings. Highlights for corporate customers include:

Source: CEE website. Banner for the Discover Microsoft zone at CEE.
Source: CEE website. Banner for
Discover Microsoft (Level 3, Booth 318)

At the Create zone, discover how Microsoft Surface and Microsoft Office 365 are designed to unlock creativity.

Device trade-ins extended to corporate customers (Entrance at the front of Hall 403)

For the first time, companies can now trade-in their old laptops, tablets, desktops, phones and monitors at the show. Corporate users need to fill in an online form and arrange for a viewing appointment.

Once the parties agree on the value of the trade-in, the company will be issued cash vouchers when it brings the devices to CEE 2019 for redemption. The vouchers can be used for purchases at select retailers at CEE 2019. 

New products include:

OPSH Ultra Sound System Series (Level 4, Booth 8460)

Home-grown furniture brand OPSH takes its first dip in the tech world by launching its brand-new OPSH Ultra sound system at CEE 2019. This modular soundbar can be customised to fit into furniture. With Bluetooth connectivity, powerful speakers and a built-mic, users can even take their calls at the soundbar.

Klipsch T5 earphones (Level 3, Booth 311)

First announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in the US this year, this new range of earphones from Klipsch makes its debut here at CEE 2019 before its launch in the US. The T5 Neckband is great for the executive who prioritises voice clarity and long battery life while demanding minimalism.

Dell is also offering deals on its high-security Dell Latitude 5590 business laptops. 

Details:

CEE 
Suntec Singapore Convention Centre
Level 3: 11 am - 9 pm
Level 4: 12 pm - 9 pm

Check out purchase-with-purchase offers

Apply for a corporate trade-in

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