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Oversized curved TVs and more at CES 2014

LG is bringing WebOS back, Samsung has a secret tablet, and both companies are showing off 105-inch televisions. Get a preview of some of the tech we could see at the Consumer Electronics Show.

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CNET Update is going to need a bigger living room:

Oversized curved TVs and more at CES 2014
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Stay on top of CES 2014 news with this episode of CNET Update:

- Does the world need a 105-inch curved-screen TV? Both LG and Samsung think so, because they'll be showing them off at CES next month.

- Welcome back WebOS. The old Palm operating system is coming to LG smart televisions, and we may see a demo at CES.

- Samsung could be planning to show off a new 10.5-inch tablet soon.

- Speculate on the future of smartphones and what we may see at CES and beyond.

- Plan for T-Mobile to drop news next month at another "uncarrier" event.

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