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Questions remain after PS4 event

Bridget Carey breaks down what was revealed at Sony's PlayStation 4 event, and Google releases the Chromebook Pixel at a precarious price.

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Bridget Carey is an on-camera reporter who helps you level up your life -- while having a good time geeking out. Her exclusive CNET videos get you behind the scenes, so you can see new trends, experiences and quirky gadgets. Bridget Tries is her video series, in which she explores our changing world by getting up close with today's oddities before they become tomorrow's normal. She started as a writer with a syndicated newspaper column and has been a technology journalist for over 15 years. Now she's a mom who stays on top of toy world trends and robots. (Kids love robots.)
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Thursday's CNET Update will beat the game for you:

Questions remain after PS4 event
Watch this: Questions remain after PS4 event

The PlayStation 4 dominates today's tech roundup. Sony hinted at what the new system will be able to do, but held back from actually showing what the console looks like. (It's just a hunch, but I'd say it's a black box.) Also, Google releases its first touch-screen Chromebook, but the price is also a touchy matter.

More on the PS4 news:

- Sony pushes streaming and sharing with PS4

- Details about PlayStation 4's DualShock controller and Eye camera

- Sony plans second-screen app for PlayStation 4

- Making sense of the PS4 game lineup

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