Experts Name ‘Worst in Show’ Products at CES 2025

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  The Most Exciting Tech for Your Business at CES 2025

  Some of the weird and wonderful gadgets announced at the Consumer Electronics Show could help you run your company (or at least have more fun).
  
  Inc. - Jan. 10
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  NBC News - Jan. 10

• Nvidia's tiny $3,000 computer for AI developers steals the show at CES

  Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was greeted as a rock star this week at the CES tech show in Las Vegas.
  
  CNBC - Jan. 10
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  The Fanciful, Mechanical, Monumental Spectacle of CES 2025

  WIRED contributing photographer Tristan deBrauwere takes us behind the scenes at the largest consumer tech show in the world.
  
  Wired - Jan. 9
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  The ‘Worst in Show’ CES products put your data at risk, privacy advocates say

  So much of the technology showcased at CES includes gadgets made to improve consumers’ lives — whether by leveraging AI to make devices that help people become more efficient, by creating ...
  
  ABC News - Jan. 9

• Nvidia’s stock suffers worst drop in months as CES speech lacked one big thing

  Nvidia shares had run up in advance of the event, but CEO Jensen Huang didn’t mention Rubin, the company’s next chip family.
  
  MarketWatch - Jan. 7
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  CES 2025 is here. What can we expect from the annual show of all things tech?

  CES, the annual trade show of all-things tech, is upon us
  
  ABC News - Jan. 6
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  CES 2025 Live Blog: News, Photos, and Videos From Tech's Big Show

  Get live reports and photos of all the products, trends, and quirky gadgets we're seeing this week at CES in Las Vegas.
  
  Wired - Jan. 6
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  CES 2025 preview: What to expect at tech’s biggest show | The DeanBeat

  Next week at the CES 2025 trade show in Las Vegas, we'll once again be able to see and hear about the latest tech trends in person.
  
  VentureBeat - Jan. 3

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