CES 2020

CES, which started in 1967 as the Consumer Electronics Show, now annually attracts nearly 200,000 exhibitors, techies, and members of the media to Las Vegas. This year promises lots of health and wellness tech, new robots, self-driving cars, streaming services, and super-powered TVs. Who will be best in show?

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PLUGGED IN
Here’s a smarter way to save money and energy in your home
Quartz • January 21, 2020
UTOPIA OR DYSTOPIA?
Life in 2020, according to CES
Quartz • January 10, 2020
QUIBPOCALYPSE
Quibi thinks it can change the way you watch TV
Quartz • January 10, 2020

TAKE THE WHEEL
What it’s like to ride in a self-driving Lyft
Quartz • January 9, 2020
"A LAZY ATTEMPT TO EMULATE DIVERSITY"
Why Ivanka Trump’s CES keynote angered women
Quartz • January 8, 2020
LIKE MAGIC
OnePlus’ new smartphone can make its camera “magically” disappear
Quartz • January 7, 2020
🚙📱🎮
What to expect at CES 2020
Quartz • January 5, 2020
FINAL TALLY
Best of CES 2019: We’ve entered the post-smartphone era
Quartz • January 12, 2019
(NOT SO SMART) HOME
A short list of the dumbest “smart” gadgets at CES 2019
Quartz • January 4, 2019