The future of exhibitions CES 2021 going digital
9 January next, videoconferencing and streaming software, virtual and augmented reality will be exploited.

The Las Vegas tech fair forced to change: from 6 to
9 January next, videoconferencing and streaming software, virtual and augmented reality will be exploited.
The Consumer Technology Association, which has organized the event since 1967, has announced that what will take place in January will be just a big online appointment, made up of product presentations, futuristic speeches, open debates and everything that would normally be seen in the City of sin, with the difference that for once we will be comfortable at our desks, sipping coffee and, probably, in pajamas.
Ces 2021 will be held from 6 to 9 January next, but it will not be a traditional event but a totally digital and virtual version to allow many companies to show the news coming to the press and enthusiasts while respecting the regulations for the fight against the Covid coronavirus- 19.
The 2020 edition in Las Vegas was one of the last major events that took place before the pandemic that blocked the world, with the following congresses - starting with the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona - being gradually canceled.
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