I was glad I made it to the Venetian to experience the massive CES exhibit halls. My goal was to find MOONBIKES, The World’s First Electric Snow bike. This was one of my favorite discoveries (even though I would NEVER do this) However, my son and nephews would love this. Another great product was perfect for my grandson Decker – a Disney Aladdin toy that can be custom made. I also loved the baby monitors. Oh AND I GOT A TATTOO ! It washed off but I showed it off to my pals and they thought it was real, ha ha!

Here are some of my favorite exhibits/experiences/booths. I was amazed at the robots, the new electric vehicles, including high speed boats, bikes, and surf boards. I heard one of my favorite chefs, Jose Andes, talk about feeding the world when there is a natural disaster or other horrendous event (like the war in Ukraine)

To be honest – I am too tired from walking over 13,000 steps yesterday and at least that many today to do a proper job of showing you all of the amazing technology of this CES show…but here are some very early photos. Today I made the trek over to the Venetian Resort Convention Center and was SOOOO glad I did. I also got a tattoo (temporary) and found my friend Alexa in the Amazon showroom. I Promise to upload more photos tomorrow.

If you want some fun short videos of my TESLA trip around the loop (thanks to Elon Musk) and my favorite bartender MIKEY adding smoke to an old fashioned see my http://www.kathyhamilton.blog and scroll down to the TikTok section.

I am off to check out the latest and the greatest the whole world has to offer. I’ll keep you posted on all the goodies and cool stuff that this 60+ gal has to offer you. I hope my feet will make it to hit my goal of 10,000 steps today!

This just in from my favorite morning 1440 Daily Digest – it keeps me posted on a daily basis with news, headlines, etc. so here ya go!

One of the world’s largest electronics and technology conferences returns to Las Vegas today, with 100,000 people expected to attend the four-day 2023 Consumer Electronics Show. The annual show-and-tell event, which began in 1967, allows companies to preview their latest innovations while setting the stage for the year’s biggest trends in tech. 

About 3,000 companies, from startups to major brands, including Sony, Apple, and Samsung, are expected to exhibit their products at CES. This year’s lineup includes a focus on next-generation TVs and laptops, electric vehicles, smart home appliances, and wearables to monitor health and wellness. See the latest news from the event here.

Among the unconventional gadgets are a handheld device from L’Oréal that uses augmented reality to draw the perfect eyebrow and an at-home hands-free toilet device to monitor metabolic and reproductive health. Source: https://join1440.com/?utm_source=nl_fwd_cta_main&utm_medium=email