CNET to highlight top trends, latest tech at first all-digital CES
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CNET staff from cnet said that CNET, the world’s largest consumer tech media brand, will cover all the news from CES 2021, giving its global audience unbiased, in-depth looks at the technology, services, trends and products, with exclusive video hands-on looks at new products, interviews with top tech luminaries, and special reports covering significant trends of the year.
Working entirely remotely for the first time, CNET’s award-winning journalists will use their digital experience and expertise to help audiences navigate the virtual show, saving time and frustration. The CNET team will report on new tech products and developments, talk to industry leaders, engage with global brands and highlight emerging trends that are expected to change the way we live, work and interact with each other.
CNET is the world’s leader in tech product reviews, news, prices, videos, forums, how-tos and more.
