Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, Ashley Carman, and Sean O'Kane highlight the most important, weird, and surprising things The Verge saw at CES 2020.

Stories from this episode:

• Sonos said what every smaller tech company was thinking: working with big tech sucks
• Amazon’s hardware boss responds to Sonos accusations of stolen technology
• Sony’s electric car is the best surprise of CES
• Byton’s 48-inch screen might not be as distracting as it looks
• Mercedes-Ben’s Avatar-themed concept car with scales
• Sony surprises with an electric concept car called the Vision-S
• Segway S-Pod
• Quibi versus the world
• Spotify will use everything it knows about you to target podcast ads
• 2020 might be the year of reasonably okay foldable PCs, maybe
• Foldable and dual-screen laptops desperately need Windows 10X
• Lenovo’s ThinkPad X1 Fold is a $2,499 PC with a folding OLED screen
• PS5 logo
• Intel NUC Extreme platform
• Neon CEO explains the tech behind his overhyped ‘artificial humans’
• Samsung’s ‘artificial humans’ are just digital avatars
• This is Intel’s first discrete graphics card in 20 years, but you can’t buy one
• Samsung’s Ballie
• The most promising AirPower alternative isn’t ready yet
• Royole’s new smart speaker has a wraparound touch display

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