The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this year will largely be notably dominated by emerging entertainment technology trends that hold the potential for shaping the way in which people get their entertainment – these trends include a fascination for 3-D TVs; TVs connecting the Internet; and mobile digital TVs.

Most of the leading TV manufacturers would likely exploit Hollywood’s current obsession with 3-D films, by showcasing their televisions that bring 3-D into the living room.

About the 3-D TV trend, Jeffrey Katzenberg, CEO of DreamWorks Animation, said: “The consumer electronics companies are seeing that this is a great opportunity to create a higher-quality in- home viewing experience. The technology is here, and there's a very big surge in content coming.”

In addition, on display at the CES will be TVs that connect to the Internet; as well as mobile digital TVs, which depict the increasing craze among people to expect entertainment on the go!

Furthermore, the CES, which will be held from Thursday till Sunday this week at Las Vegas, will serve as an important platform for a number of manufacturers who will showcase a multitude of portable gadgets that spell diverse means of entertainment, including books, videos and music.

Among a wide array of products to be launched at the CES this year will be high-definition televisions, the digital video recorders, the camcorders, and the compact disc players.