Will and Adam welcome Norm back from the Consumer Electronics Show, and discuss some of the trends from this year’s event. Adam has never been to CES before, so we do our best conveying what it’s like to be in a massive convention hall filled with nothing but flat screen TVs.
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Who pressed the Camera-B-Static halfway through?
I was waiting for the well from the Ring to appear.
They should get Gabe Newell to come on Still Untitled, that would be amazing.
It was really amusing to hear Adam talk about the need for better technology as the camera starts crapping out.
I wish Norm would’ve mentioned more about the crap that is making the show a laughing stock among pop-culture. Can’t tell if it was shame or the principle of “don’t report on bullshit and maybe it will go away”
One of my favorite things about the Still Untitled podcasts is the contrast between both Norm and Will, and Adam. It’s refreshing to hear someone on there that doesn’t know everything about the tech industry/world.
And a minute later, Adam starts talking about the MB video transmission rig :p
you pushed back the release of Episode 3 by a month…
Could CES go away? Are you guys old enough to remember a show called COMDEX? It used to be the big show that got everyone’s attention.
I used to work at a consumer electronics company and we had a demo that we brought to CES. However, we didn’t get space on the floor. We got a suite at a hotel and invited companies that might license our technology to the suite to see the demo. The cost for space on the floor wasn’t bad compared to the cost for content that we could show in a public setting like the floor.
interesting article about CBS-CNET and CES
http://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2013/01/ces-tells-cnet-youre-fired/
Time to get a new VHS tape.