What to expect from CES 2017 from augmented reality to ultra-high resolution TVs

The 2017 Consumer Electronics Show is set to kick off this week in Las Vegas, with promise to bring new innovations in everything from driverless cars to the'Internet of things.' This year marks the show's 50th anniversary, and the event is expected to have the largest array of virtual reality technology yet. While it doesn't officially begin until Thursday, a number of tech giants will be making announcements earlier in the week, including LG, Panasonic, Samsung, and Sony. And, Faraday Future is expected to finally unveil its first production electric car one year after revealing the futuristic concept it claimed could reach 200 miles per hour. The 2017 Consumer Electronics Show is set to kick off this week in Las Vegas, with promise to bring new innovations in everything from driverless cars to the'Internet of things' Self-driving cars and TV screens that can be bent or rolled up are set to be among the biggest attractions when the CES begins on January 5. Some cars will even be equipped with virtual reality displays, according to AFP, while other devices will incorporate the technology in smart glasses, medicine, and beauty makeovers.