 So in some ways CES is not the most relevant show in the world anymore It's not really the place to go to see the technology that is changing people's lives in meaningful ways but one thing that CES is really really grateful is TVs and giant screens and Looking at the future of looking at things and the best place to start is LG's booth Which is the first thing you see as you go into CES There is this crazy Canyon of OLED panels that funnels you into the booth and once you're here there is a lot to look at so LG already makes the best TVs in the world its OLED range is available now And they've updated that of course this year the new models for 2018 have Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa and UI tweets for web OS But looking further forward there's a lot of crazy stuff as well LG display the display panel arm of the company is working on this unbelievable 65 inch rollable display Which just rolls up right like a newspaper and the company is also starting to experiment with 8k as well So Samsung on the other hand is kind of not really doing OLED TVs anymore They used to show off them at CES every year right now it focuses on LED and this year It's showing off a new technology called micro LED Which it claims is going to kind of like Overtake OLED and offer all of its benefits without some of the drawbacks and the way it's demonstrating micro LED is with this Unbelievable huge panel called the wall and it's a modular TV It's built up of different blocks and you can make this as big or small as you like so of course the wall is not Going to be coming to many people's living rooms anytime soon But it's an interesting vision of how Samsung is planning for the future of TVs So it's not just TVs CES is a great place to check out monitors as well and in some ways the lines between monitors and TVs are actually kind of Blurring a lot of companies are showing off gaming monitors This is what HDR which until now has not really been a thing that's taken off in the PC space So you're seeing monitors from Lenovo, Asus, a whole bunch of companies that are like making HDR thing on PC LG has this incredible 5k ultra wide monitor with Thunderbolt 3 which I demand to have on my desk immediately and Nvidia is maybe making the most interesting gaming panels here It has this new platform called the big format gaming display, which is a way for companies to make 65 inch 4k HDR gaming displays With G-Sync and G-Sync is Nvidia's technology that syncs the display and the GPU for really really smooth natural output It's an amazing technology for a monitor and to have it in this huge crazy 65 inch form factor is like It's kind of unprecedented so of course most of the screens and TVs and panels you're looking at a CES are 4k 4k has been a big buzzword for many years at CES and it's not really the stuff of future dreams anymore It's a mainstream technology, but in some spaces like gaming 4k has always been a little bit of a compromise Gaming monitors have been capped at 60 Hertz at 4k So if you prioritize frame rate over resolution They it's not been the best technology to go for but with things like Nvidia's big format gaming displays things are changing You can now have the best of both worlds You can run games at 4k and you can run about 120 Hertz and get absolutely an amazing experience And this is the kind of thing that CES is great for right like seemingly iterative spec upgrades That in practice if you care about this stuff will actually make a huge difference to your experience And that's really why I go to CES. I love to look at this stuff. I love to look at these unbelievable screens and It's just fun to think about like what my living room is gonna look like five ten thirty years into the future
 So in some ways CES is not the most relevant show in the world anymore
 It's not really the place to go to see the technology that is changing people's lives in meaningful ways
 but one thing that CES is really really grateful is TVs and giant screens and
 Looking at the future of looking at things and the best place to start is LG's booth
 Which is the first thing you see as you go into CES
 There is this crazy
 Canyon of OLED panels that funnels you into the booth and once you're here there is a lot to look at so
 LG already makes the best TVs in the world its OLED range is available now
 And they've updated that of course this year the new models for 2018 have Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa and UI tweets for web OS
 But looking further forward there's a lot of crazy stuff as well LG display the display panel arm of the company is working on this
 unbelievable 65 inch rollable display
 Which just rolls up right like a newspaper and the company is also starting to experiment with 8k as well
 So Samsung on the other hand is kind of not really doing OLED TVs anymore
 They used to show off them at CES every year right now it focuses on LED and this year
 It's showing off a new technology called micro LED
 Which it claims is going to kind of like
 Overtake OLED and offer all of its benefits without some of the drawbacks and the way it's demonstrating micro LED is with this
 Unbelievable huge panel called the wall and it's a modular TV
 It's built up of different blocks and you can make this as big or small as you like so of course the wall is not
 Going to be coming to many people's living rooms anytime soon
 But it's an interesting vision of how Samsung is planning for the future of TVs
 So it's not just TVs
 CES is a great place to check out monitors as well and in some ways the lines between monitors and TVs are actually kind of
 Blurring a lot of companies are showing off gaming monitors
 This is what HDR which until now has not really been a thing that's taken off in the PC space
 So you're seeing monitors from Lenovo, Asus, a whole bunch of companies that are like making HDR thing on PC
 LG has this incredible 5k ultra wide monitor with Thunderbolt 3 which I demand to have on my desk immediately and
 Nvidia is maybe making the most interesting gaming panels here
 It has this new platform called the big format gaming display, which is a way for companies to make 65 inch 4k
 HDR gaming displays
 With G-Sync and G-Sync is Nvidia's technology that syncs the display and the GPU for really really smooth natural output
 It's an amazing technology for a monitor and to have it in this huge crazy 65 inch form factor is like
 It's kind of unprecedented so of course most of the screens and TVs and panels you're looking at a CES are 4k
 4k has been a big buzzword for many years at CES and it's not really the stuff of future dreams anymore
 It's a mainstream technology, but in some spaces like gaming 4k has always been a little bit of a compromise
 Gaming monitors have been capped at 60 Hertz at 4k
 So if you prioritize frame rate over resolution
 They it's not been the best technology to go for but with things like Nvidia's big format gaming displays things are changing
 You can now have the best of both worlds
 You can run games at 4k and you can run about 120 Hertz and get absolutely an amazing experience
 And this is the kind of thing that CES is great for right like seemingly iterative spec upgrades
 That in practice if you care about this stuff will actually make a huge difference to your experience
 And that's really why I go to CES. I love to look at this stuff. I love to look at these unbelievable screens and
 It's just fun to think about like what my living room is gonna look like five ten thirty years into the future