Jan 10 (Reuters) – The world’s largest technology companies are showcasing a
new generation of “smart” gadgets at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
Some are controlled by voice and gestures, some let you dictate emails or check
real-time gas prices, and others incorporate innovations in cars.
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INTERVIEWS
> Lenovo entering ‘PC plus’ era, CEO says
> Chipmaker InvenSense aims to guide through malls, subways
> Samsung seeks broader chip base as Apple cuts loose
> Verizon CEO touts wireless beyond the phone
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PREVIEW
> Cars, homes to smarten up at Vegas tech extravaganza
(Editing by Richard Chang)
