Home appliances at the Consumer Electronics Show

Posted January 11, 2012 7:15 pm.

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Many of these gadgets may look like something out of The Jetsons, but space-aged technology is the real deal at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show.

From a fridge that will help you do your groceries to the world’s smallest washing machine, these kitchen innovations will make your life a piece of cake.

CityNews tech specialist Mike Yawney is in Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronics Show, and has the scoop on all the up-and-coming inventions you’ll be dying to get your hands on.

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