CES lost power, so of course companies are throwing shade on Twitter
CES, the world's largest trade show, brings together the world's innovators, influencers, and enthusiasts to demo and drool. It's happening this week at showrooms across Las Vegas.
Also, its power just went out. Awesome.
While they wait in the dark for the fun to resume, tech brands have had to find ways to make their own fun. Namely, tweeting about the incident, with that signature 2018 cynicism.
We blame the robots.
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The Teslas, of course, are still alive and well...
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...as are the polaroid cameras.
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And many glow-in-the-dark products have found their time to shine.
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Monica wrote for Mashable's Tech section with a focus on retail, internet of things, and the intersections of technology and social justice. She holds a degree in creative writing from Brown University, and has previously written for Dow Jones Media, the New York Post, Yahoo Finance, and others. In her free time, she can be found attempting to cook Asian food, buying board games, and looking for new hobbies.
