Episode 195 - CES 26: Hard Tech and Soft Balls

It's an all new That Real Blind Tech Show with Allison, Brian, David, and Jeanine. We kick the year off with yet another show that goes off the rails fairly often. Boy would we have gotten canceled if we left the outakes in!

 

We kick the show off discussing the worst houseguest or squatter of all time!

 

We then discuss the six personality traits people who are cool have globally.

 

We then play and discuss a clip from WFAN about Stevie Wonder.

 

It's great to learn that luxury goods are now made as crappy as everything else. We discuss the state of products with a focus on the quality of the Meta Glasses.

 

Have you ever wanted to turn your iPhone in to a Blackberry? Well now you can with the Clicks Power keyboard.

 

The new horror film A24 turns podcasts in to the new Nightmare on Elm Street.

 

Did you know there is such a thing as gifted dogs? 

 

We then dive in to our annual CES coverage, starting out discussing what else, but Smart Glasses. The first pair we discuss is the latest coming from Rokid. And a lot of us are interested in the Rocked Glasses, but not the Lumen Glasses out of Romania that are specifically designed for the blind. We do not give a great review of the Lumen Glasses, trust me, you will want to hear it. So if the Lumen Glasses are not for you, how about a pair of Smart glasses with Pet Translation?

 

Razer is developing a pair of Smart Headphones with cameras.

 

A blind developer has developed a haptic wristband that will decode facial expressions.

 

Because most of us are Apple users, we discuss the best Mac and iOS accessories announced at CES.

 

And then it is finally time to discuss the strangers weirdest things coming out of CES this year.

 

We then discuss the WTF robots that were announced at CES.

 

And it's more of Watcha Streaming, Watcha Reading.

 

And you will want to stay to the very end to hear about the lawsuit that is currently taking place.

 

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