The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), based in the United States, is planning to meet with Chinese counterparts in Qingdao during next month's China International Consumer Electronics Show (SINOCES).
"We bring this U.S. delegation to China to encourage business and trade opportunities between the U.S. and China," said Gary Shapiro, president and CEO, CEA. "In that vein, SINOCES 2006 provides an excellent forum for consumer electronics companies to expand their brand and vision into the growing Chinese market and we want our delegation participants to gain a greater understanding of what China and SINOCES can mean for their businesses."
The U.S. delegation and CEA's partnership with SINOCES and the China Electronic Chamber of Commerce (CECC) are part of the association's commitment to grow the consumer technology industry and expand international business opportunities.
SINOCES 2006 is expected to be the largest show to date, drawing more than 70,000 attendees from across the globe. Covering more than 37,500 square meters of exhibit space, the show floor will feature the newest technologies from 400 exhibitors, showcasing the latest in HDTV, Bluetooth technology, digital imaging, high-end audio, home theater, mobile electronics and more.
