First up - Samsung is going big on OLED:
https://www.engadget.com/2020/01/02/the-morning-after-samsung-zero-bezel-tv/
https://www.engadget.com/2020/01/02/the-morning-after-samsung-zero-bezel-tv/
But since today is just the first day, I want to take a step back from talking about what to expect at CES, and instead talk about what our expectations ought to be.
Every year, like clockwork, as tech journalists head to Las Vegas, some portion of them and some other portion staying at home will talk about how CES doesn’t matter anymore, how it’s awful, and how little that gets announced here actually gets released.
These complaints always frustrate me because registering a disagreement with them ends up sounding like you believe the exact opposite: that CES is very great and what happens here is very consequential.
For me, the opposite of “CES is bad” isn’t “CES is good” but rather “CES is not what you wish it was.”