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IFA 2010 (PHOTOS): The Best Of Berlin's ENORMOUS Consumer Electronics Show

Huffington Post     First Posted: 09/07/10 05:25 PM ET   Updated: 05/25/11 06:35 PM ET

As IFA, reportedly the "world's largest trade fair for consumer electronics and home appliances", draws to a close in Berlin, we've decided to take a look back at some of the best new tech shown at this year's expo.

From slim new tablets that rival Apple's iPad to robotic vacuum cleaners, massive flat-screen TVs to 3D laptops, the best of IFA 2010 is not to be missed.

What other cool new products did you see at IFA 2010? Share them with us! Email us pictures at technology [at] huffingtonpost.com, or click the "Add a Slide" button below.

 
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BERLIN - SEPTEMBER 03: Visitors try out the new Samsung Galaxy Tab, a product that has features and looks similar to the Apple iPad, at the Samsung stand at the 2010 IFA technology and consumer electronics trade fair at Messe Berlin on September 3, 2010 in Berlin, Germany. The 2010 IFA will be open to the public from September 3-8. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
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wanderingArtist3211
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10:53 AM on 09/10/2010
No oil french fries? Isn't that called an oven? lol.

I'm wondering if the cost and time of operating one can effectively offeset that of a frying unit. This could curb obesity if it can do it cost-effectively. How about some home-made potato chips too? I'd like to learn more about this.
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Craig 212
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11:49 PM on 09/08/2010
I don't see the big deal is about the 52" TV. There are larger TVs than that already on the market.

And I agree with the other comments- the no oil french fries were one of the most impressive devices listed. Though I was also somewhat interested in the Samsung Galaxy Tab, much more so than I was with the iPad.
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nfatt1
You can fool some of the people all the time, all
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11:29 AM on 09/08/2010
There was a time when all these new products were made in America and the CEO's made ten times what the average worker made.
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Bucket-Of-Love
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04:00 AM on 09/08/2010
No-oil french fries. Hmmm.....
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arigatokyle
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07:57 AM on 09/08/2010
I agree. Definitely not what I was expecting in the best of IFA. Still, very interesting.
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Cryostatic
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09:11 AM on 09/08/2010
I find this idea much more interesting than a 3D laptop, honestly.
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Morgantheaxe
Right is wrong, and left is correct!
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11:43 AM on 09/08/2010
No doubt. A laptop with a touchscreen OS now that woulda been news.
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