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It's Day 2 of CES 2015. We're confused, we're delirious, and we have a lot of feelings about Say Any
On this, the first official day of CES 2015, The Vergecast is a reflection on the day's experiences.
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To some, it's a black-and-white answer. To others, it's a subtle gray. Some say hype can't be felt,
