CES 2014 day 2 and 3: Intel top brand two days in a row on Twitter, while ‘robot’ accounts for 1% of tweets
Intel was the most mentioned brand on both day two (Wednesday) and day three (Thursday) of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), with 6,032 and 3,699 mentions, respectively.Yesterday saw television become the most-mentioned product type, with just under 12,000 mentions, double that of tablets in second place, according to the research by Salesforce ExactTarget Marketing Cloud.It was found that 1.75 tweets per second were sent on Wednesday, with 1.77 tweets sent per second yesterday.Microsoft is not giving a keynote and is not on the show floor, but it has still managed to crack the top ten brands mentioned, coming in at seventh.Michael Bay is still the most-mentioned celebrity following his walking-off-stage antics, with 50 Cent and Shaq bouncing back and forth for the second and third spots. The word "robot" appeared 1,038 times in tweets on Wednesday, with robot fridges, cleaners and other gadgets being announced.
“Putting the Pedal to the Metal to Develop the Connected Car” Fireside Chat at @Intel booth today at 10AM http://t.co/iMoJYjq2ka #CES2014
— Intel Philippines (@IntelPilipinas) January 10, 2014Did someone mention curved television displays? Michael Bay don't worry. Your movies will look great here. #CES #TV pic.twitter.com/UdaQFucVAS
— Entrepreneur Memes (@entmeme) January 9, 2014
CES 2014 looking crazy. Bunch of crazy new technology. Sony announcing some nice things, 50 Cent's headphones looking dope too.
— Quake (@QuakeDHH) January 7, 2014
So far I've concluded from tweet streams @ CES: Intel is in trouble. Microsoft is in even more trouble. 4k Screens are finally arriving...
— Adron Hall (@adron) January 7, 2014