Cat robots, a bike/plane hybrid, and an egg-shaped Segway -- here are some early highlights from CES 2020
Las Vegas On the eve of the world's largest consumer technology show in Las Vegas, reporters roamed a giant conference center full of booths featuring tech products ranging from fertility trackers to robots and high-tech cosmetics.
Ahead of CES 2020, tech companies gave reporters a glimpse into this year's lineup at the"CES Unveiled" event on Sunday. It's a chance to see what themes and trends could dominate the show this year. The event featured aspiring startups and established brands showing off quirky, innovative and sometimes downright strange concepts. While some of these products have a launch date, others will never actually hit the market.
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