CES 2018: Spare Human Bodies, a $54K HTC Simulator and Intel's People-Chopping Cuisinart

- technewsworld.com

OK, I hate CES. It really is a horrible event, largely because of the timing -- and particularly this year, Las Vegas making it a nightmare to get around -- but man did they have cool stuff at the show. Among presentation highlights were Nvidia showcasing a whopping 65-inch gaming monitor TV. Lowlights included Intel showcasing a human-carrying drone as something out of a horror movie. Of course, the product I had the most lust for was a $54K racing simulator being used to showcase the new HTC Vive Pro. The Vive Pro is damn good too.

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