CES DAY 3: Audi Concept Cars, Voice-Controlled TVs, And A Blind iPhone Expert

Here's why blind people love their iPhones.

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Vizio's first laptop computers look a lot like MacBook Airs, but that's a great thing.

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Sony's Playstation Vita has a front and rear touchscreen. It's a ton cooler than we expected it to be.

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The Audi "Urban" concept car was a stunner.

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This three-wheeler had giant subwoofers built in.

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Vizio's high-end 10 inch tablet looked slick, and will launch later this year running Android Ice Cream Sandwich.

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Vizio's new all-in-one PCs were impressive, and don't even include a mouse. There are built-in HDMI-inputs so you can use the monitor as your TV!

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Vizio's Cinema Wide 3D display plays 21:9 aspect ratio movies without letterboxes, and in gorgeous 3D.

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Sony's CES booth is one of the biggest at the show.

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Sony's new XPERIA S plays 720p HD video, and has a clear bar for an antenna.

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The Sony Vaio concept tablet really caught our eye, but it will likely never hit store shelves.

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Sony also has a touchscreen Windows 8 PC in the works.

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The Sony Tablet P is clamshell design, and runs Android 3.0 Honeycomb.

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Samsung's voice controlled TV was a bore, and can't do much.

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Vizio Totally Nails It With Its First Laptop And Desktop Computers >