TI Korea (CEO Kent Jeon, www.ti.com/ww/kr) December 18, 2012 – TI (CEO Kent Jeon) will showcase practical applications of TI technology in next-generation advanced devices that will significantly enhance future daily life, work environments, and leisure culture at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2013) scheduled to be held on January 8, 2013. At the TI Village within CES 2013, to be held from January 8 to 11, 2013 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, TI will showcase intelligent displays, entertainment, automotive, energy management, safety, security, medical and fitness equipment utilizing advanced analog and embedded processing technologies. (For detailed TI information related to CES, please refer to www.ti.com/ces2013-pr)

Mark Denissen, Vice President of Strategic Marketing at TI, stated, "Imagine an automobile that significantly enhances safety during driving, provides entertainment as comfortably as in a living room, and offers communication infrastructure equivalent to an office. Imagine an automated home where entertainment, convenience, functionality, security, and energy management can be controlled through the cloud via a single gateway. Imagine medical technology that can monitor the heart and blood pressure—the internal engines of the body—24 hours a day. TI will showcase precisely these innovations at the TI Village. This exhibition will provide an optimal opportunity to directly experience how TI's analog and embedded processing technologies are contributing to making the future a reality."

TI's comprehensive analog and embedded processing semiconductor solutions provide the low power consumption and high level of integration and performance required for innovative and differentiated consumer electronics product design. At CES 2013, TI will exhibit actual applications using TI technology in zones organized by the following themes. The TI Village is located in the North Hall Meeting Room area of CES 2013.

TI Village Location
• Automotive: From front and rear seat infotainment and HUD (Heads-Up Display) to object recognition through eCall and driver assistance applications, TI's solutions make the user's driving experience safer, more environmentally friendly, and more enjoyable. Through the exhibition, TI will demonstrate expertise in implementing next-generation automotive infotainment and ADAS functionality through partnerships with companies such as QNX Software Systems.
• Connected Home: Experience the latest home automation and advanced multimedia applications. Through a Smart TV with a natural user interface from YOUi Labs, select movies of your choice, remotely control kitchen appliances, and charge electric vehicles—home network solutions that were previously impossible are now made possible with TI technology.
• Health and Fitness: See how new heart rate monitors, body composition analyzers, and pulse oximeters using TI technology enable people to maintain their health. Through a golf club demo, golf swing posture can be corrected, and players can be protected through helmet technology that alerts them to dangerous impacts.
• DLP® Technology: The award-winning DLP Pico™ technology enhances performance in screen-critical devices such as mobile phones, tablets, cameras and camcorders, and enables innovative wireless content-connected mobile products that revolutionize consumer electronics, enterprise and educational applications. Additionally, you can confirm the role of DLP in intelligent display applications for automotive infotainment and safety, transcending conventional projection.
• Outdoor: TI's comprehensive semiconductor product portfolio is being used to meet needs across various aspects of life, including energy harvesting, wireless power, smart video surveillance, and urban wireless connectivity. You can directly experience demos showcasing refined urban cafes, alpine ski slopes, a neighbor's backyard, and urban street lighting powered by solar energy.
• Small Office: Experience an efficient and highly secure "always-on" office utilizing TI technology. Enjoy working using motion-sensing and thermal-sensing notebooks, cloud-connected communication devices, and wireless power devices that reduce clutter and lower energy consumption.
• Store: Entering this store of the future, you can see how customer demographics and traffic analysis, digital signage, and transaction technology are advancing. Through real-world retail application demos, you can see advanced TI technologies in the fields of power management, image and graphics processing, and industrial interfaces.