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1/3 First thoughts on #CES2019, at the half-way mark. Biggest show ever: 4,500+ exhibitors sprawled across 2.7 million square feet. Too much, and we have 4 peeps here! The overriding feel? THE SHOW MUST GO ON!! An overwhelming reminder of what the tech industry is best at ...

2/3 ... being optimistic about itself. Who cares about the abysmal stock market and growing fears that we are sliding into a recession? Check out these virtual-reality headsets, self-driving cars and big-screen TVs!! Because the speed of progress and innovation happens ...

3/3 ... at such a rapid pace that it’s not like it pulses with the stock market. It’s more like a bullet train.

More to come in the wrap-up this weekend.

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