While usually more renowned for its array of adult entertain, every January Las Vegas becomes ground zero for the tech industry. The annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) brings companies from the around the world to offer the latest in consumer technologies, ranging from the truly innovative to the truly bizarre.
Into this morass of technology and neon signs we’ve sent co-host Ed Clowes. He survived the first two days, so we’ve speaking to him live from the MGM on the Las Vegas Strip.
Ed tells us the biggest story so far is probably the battle between Amazon’s Alexa and Google’s digital assistant, which got underway at Ed’s first press conference with Panasonic.
5 weird and wonderful gadgets from CES 2018
Samsung wants you to talk to your fridge
Kodak announces cryptocurrency mining machine
But Ed’s favourite events so far was watching Huawei’s CEO blast the US over why the company is having difficulty breaking into the US markets.
SPOILER ALERT: The US governments apparently doesn’t trust the Chinese government. Who knew?
Finally, Ed runs down some of his favourite news products at the show, including Kodak’s KashMiner (it mines BitCoins) and LG’s new rollable screen.
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— Gulf News (@gulf_news) January 10, 2018
