Yeah, a smart trash can is neat, but let’s not get excited until it takes the trash out for you
The Consumer Electronics Show — Las Vegas’ annual orgy of electronics for people with too much discretionary income — is finally over.
And just like in past years, electronics manufacturers arrived to show off a bunch of new-fangled kitchen products, many of which are just copies of existing appliances but with the added ability to connect to the internet. After all, how are your friends going to know that you’re better than them if you don’t have a wifi-capable tea kettle to prove it?
With devices on display like a smart trash, the kitchen appliances section of CES is a freak show focused on excess consumerism. There’s certainly a plethora of unnecessary and outright bad ideas — and also a few actually useful trinkets. Here’s a rundown of everything you may have missed.
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