Mmmwaahahaha: VCs Carefully Plot Their CES Strategies
They aren’t exactly Ernst Stavro Blofelds, stroking white cats at their desks, but VCs are assiduously planning how best to capitalize on the Consumer Electronics Show coming up this weekend in Sin City. The investors’ strategies vary, though one thing is clear: a growing number of them seems prepared to kick software to the curb if the right hardware opportunity comes along. Here’s a snapshot: Howard Morgan, founding partner at First Round Capital "This will be my 28th year at CES, and this year in particular we’re looking for Web connectivity devices, along with any interesting software pieces to exploit that connectivity, such as Blu-ray allows between different things like TV sets and mobile devices.
6 January 2010•4 mins read
