Aluminum is much more than just the can. In consumer electronics, aluminum usage is taking off as more and more manufacturer’s are using aluminum in laptop casings, mobile devices and next generation televisions. OEMs are discovering that Alcoa can help them realize increasingly thinner, lighter and more durable products in a wide variety of looks and finishes with aluminum. And aluminum is preferred by designers because it is contemporary, stronger and has an authentic, natural feel. What will they think of next? Find out at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Show from January 10-13th.
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12/15/2011
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