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The Consumer Electronics Show, or CES, is held every year in Las Vegas. It’s typically the largest event of its kind and the trends seen there are a harbinger of what’s to come in the months ahead in areas such as televisions, laptops, streaming content, health and fitness, smart homes, and transportation. Due to COVID-19, The Verge will be covering the event remotely. As some companies drop out and others forge ahead, it promises to be a memorable event.

A look back at The Verge's trip to CES 2013 in pictures.

CES 2013 behind the scenes photos

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CES 2013 behind the scenes photos

CES 2013 behind the scenes photos

A look back at The Verge's trip to CES 2013 in pictures.

Musk antagonist George Hotz hired to fix Twitter search — he’s got 12 weeks

Tax filing websites have been sending users’ financial information to Facebook

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Kia’s rebrand has left many people wondering who ‘KN’ is

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CES 2013 behind the scenes photos

CES 2013 behind the scenes photos

A look back at The Verge's trip to CES 2013 in pictures.

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Musk antagonist George Hotz hired to fix Twitter search — he’s got 12 weeks

Tax filing websites have been sending users’ financial information to Facebook

Elon Musk says Twitter is done with layoffs and ready to hire again

Kia’s rebrand has left many people wondering who ‘KN’ is

Apple changed how reading books works in iOS 16, and I may never be happy again

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