Today, it’s Midday on Tech. The Consumer Electronics Show, better known as CES, took place last week in Las Vegas. It was on-line only last year. It was a hybrid deal this year: in-person and online, and although the crowd in Vegas was considerably smaller than in years past, when it comes to CES, small is a relative term. It still drew 40,000 people. By comparison, in 2020, when the pandemic was still just an occasional news story, 170,000 people showed up to CES.Dana Wollman Engadget.com.jpeg (1200x1200, AR: 1.0)A host of big-name tech companies also opted for a digital rather than in-person presence at the show, including Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta, the parent company of Facebook.Here on Midday when CES is over, we like to catch up with our good friend Dana Wollman, the editor in chief of Endgadget, who shares with us her staff’s picks for the best of CES 2022.

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