Jan 9, 2016 6:00 AM

Video: Smart Fridges Are Getting Smarter

Here at CES, we've seen the next wave of smart kitchen devices. Instead of remaining just a novelty, this stuff is starting to get really cool.

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Tim Moynihan covers hardware for Gadget Lab, with a concentration on cameras, TVs, Ultra HD video, virtual reality, and the weirdest things he can find. He has 17 years of tech journalism experience, serving as senior editor at PCWorld, homepage editor at CNET, and an online producer at TechTV prior ... Read More

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