Gaming is once again a thing at CES! Since splitting from the Consumer Electronics Show in 1995 and creating E3, the game industry has sat out much of the past 20 years. Between last years big news from Valve and this years reappearance of Sonys PlayStation, its never been a better time to be a […]
Tom Conrad starting coming to the Consumer Electronics Show a decade ago, before Pandora Radio had even launched to the public. Today, the company has more than 76 million active users, and its service has been integrated with more than 1,000 electronic devices.
The Consumer Electronics Show is in full swing in Las Vegas, offering an audience (mostly comprised, it seems, of technology journalists) the chance to preview electronics that many consumers would never buy. Below, we present actual offerings and ones that we made up as jokes, and challenge you to tell them apart.
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