First Class Concepts’ Technology Trends to Watch

Nov. 1, 2012 - PRLog -- 3D Printers

We’ve all seen 3D printers in the news and in the future they're expected to be able to create anything from airplane parts to jewelry. Fantastic idea but does First Class Concepts think it will take off? The UK government has recently pledge £7 million for research into the technology so it looks like they think it will.  A spokesperson for the direct sales company said, “We think 3D printers in the mainstream are still a few years away, but we certainly believe that manufacturing companies will be making them a integral part of their production processes in the near future.”

Next Generation TVs

The resolution race has always been at the forefront of the TV battle but industry insiders think its going to become more about content soon. First Class Concepts (http://www.firstclassconcepts.co.uk) understands that connectivity to other devices and internet programs are going to be part of all TVs as well as applications on your screen. Integration with your home and other devices is going to be everything.

Technology in Schools

Already schools in the UK are full of smart-boards and projectors but are we going to see the disappearance of writing and books at school altogether? First Class Concepts believes that more and more pupils are going to be doing their work from tablet computers and reading their books from a screen. The implementation is taking over at every level with nursery age children comfortable using an iPad. As using technology becomes second nature to children is seems very likely that it will be used more and mores as an educational tool. Seton Hill University in Greensburg, Pennsylvania gave every new student an iPad back in 2010, we think they were ahead of the game.

Online Audio

You only have to look at the high street to realise that audio has gone online. Gone are the HMVs and Virgin Megastores. How does First Class Concepts think that audio will be taken to the next level? “It’s all going to be about experience. Consumers want a great price, great sound quality and great design. If they can get the looks and the sound right, and a competitive price, they’re going to get the customers. Spotify was the revolutionary in this field.”

At First Class Concepts (http://www.firstclassconcepts.co.uk) we specialise in direct sales for the entertainment and telecommunications industry, we’re certain that both of these fields are going to see huge changes over the next few years. To say we’re excited to see what our clients and their competitors can do would be an understatement.