Gallery: Ricoh's Theta S Camera Captures CES in 360 Terrifying, Beautiful Degrees

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    Central Hall, in all its glory.
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    One challenge that comes with the Theta S: not including a photo of yourself. I had to crop myself out of these.
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    The South Hall, otherwise known as knock-off/cool/weird stuff central.
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    This is one of the more subdued crowds on the floor.
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    Honestly, a lot of CES is waiting for an elevator or standing on one.
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    A brief, shining moment of outdoor time.
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    After-hours CES begins.
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    Of course we had to get some 360 pics of WIRED's CES happy hour.
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