Although Apple is not present at CES 2012, the company from Cupertino he sent his vice president the marketing division plus another 249 employees to spy on competitor's products. Even so, Apple's competitors have tried to bring the best and most interesting products to the market, everything being done considering a possible launch of a television by the company from Cupertino. Although no company present at CES will admit that its development strategy also takes into account the launches that Apple will make, the multitude of televisions controlled by voice commands and gestures make it clear that Steve Jobs slightly precipitated the market entry of these technologies .
An American analyst talked to representatives of television manufacturers and found out that Sharp would be the company that would supply the screens for the possible Apple television. Of course, all this information must be viewed with some uncertainty, but the large number of employees sent by Apple to CES 2012 indicates that this year the company is preparing some important products that must be better than those of the competition. If Apple will launch a TV or not, we will probably find out in the summer when we should theoretically witness a presentation of it.
