Dieter Bohn CES has arrived

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From: The Verge - Tuesday Jan 09, 2018 02:00 pm
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In a rainy desert, thousands of people gather in a convention center and hotel conference rooms to look at gadgets as part of a yearly ritual. 

What will 2018's gathering bring us?

So far, we've seen a massive, beautiful 8K TV with no content to support it, a number of weird devices with Google Assistant or Alexa built in, and Will.i.am, lurking in the shadows of the Venetian, waiting to acquire more startups with the $117 million someone (un)wisely gave him. 

CES has arrived.
TODAY ON THE VERGE AT CES

+ Exclusive: behind the scenes of Intel's huge CES keynote

+ This 65-inch OLED TV rolls up like a giant newspaper

+ Aeolus is the beer-from-fridge bot we’ve all been waiting for

+ Facebook’s rumored Echo Show competitor will be called Portal and cost $499

+ Dell’s new PCs will display incoming phone calls and text messages from iOS and Android

+ Exclusive: Volocopter’s air taxi takes flight for first time in the US

+ Google and Lenovo’s standalone VR headset will cost $449 and ship by mid-2018

+ Vuzix Blade AR glasses solve some of Google Glass’ biggest problems

+ Fisker's 'autonomous' EMotion electric car promises 400 miles of range

+ Apple faces French criminal probe over iPhone slowdown

+ Sony’s $30,000 4K projector is its crowning CES achievement

+ Tractive announces its first GPS tracking collar for cats

+ Misfit’s new hybrid watch is its smallest ever

+ Audio-Technica goes crazy for wireless with five new Bluetooth headphone models

+ I tried the first phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor

+ Nvidia’s giant 4K gaming displays are a G-Sync dream come true

+ Razer gets on board the wirelessly charging mouse pad train with its new HyperFlux line

+ Fashion brand Kate Spade is now making touchscreen smartwatches

+ Peloton looks to transform another piece of home exercise equipment: the treadmill

+ SanDisk shows off the world’s smallest 1TB USB-C flash drive

+ A closer look at HTC’s new higher-resolution Vive Pro

 
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