Inside Google's CES Roller Coaster
January 11, 2019
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as posted by the channelGoogle built a roller coaster at the Consumer Electronic Show in Las Vegas, the year's biggest tech show. CNBC's Todd Haselton take a ride through it.
Google went big at CES this year, tripling the size of its presence over 2018. But the most intriguing part of its booth might not be the gadgets.
It's "The Ride," a three minute roller-coaster of sorts that tells the story of how you can use the Google Assistant throughout your day. I just rode it. Here's what it was like.
And, about three minutes or so after we started, we pulled back into the station. There weren't any wild loops or drops, just a curving track that showed us how Google Assistant can help throughout the day. It was fun and it's the most impressive booth experience I've ever seen at any trade show.
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