Hari Kondabolu

It's the annual convention where tech companies show off their newest innovations, hopefully to the public that will love them.

So we're going to ask you three questions about the CES...

Consumer Electronics Show, past and present.

If you get two right, you'll win a prize for one of our listeners.

Bill, who is Kaylee Reese playing for?

Here's your first question.

At the 2017 CES, Intel made waves when they introduced their newest VR headset, which they handed out to members of the media along with what?

A, a nurse with an IV so they wouldn't have to stop playing and, you know, eat.

B, protective gear for when they banged into each other while playing the games.

Or C, barf bags.

C. You're right.

You knew it.

You're right.

Yeah.

The demo program that they tried out included jumping off helicopters, traveling to Vietnam, flying high with a drone, and in some cases, apparently, projectile vomiting.

All right.

Good.

You did that really well.

Now, there are always robots being demoed at CES, but in 2020, the most exciting new robot had one projectile.

purpose.