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Sony President and CEO Kazuo Hirai talks about the use of Sony imaging sensors in autonomous driving applications at the CES electronics show Jan. 8 in Las Vegas.   © Reuters
Business trends

CES electronics expo blurs lines between auto and tech

Sony stuns with first car sensor while Toyota unveils mobile restaurant

HISASHI IWATO and MASAAKI KUDO, Nikkei staff writers | South Korea

LAS VEGAS, U.S. -- The CES electronics show, the largest of its kind on the planet, is shaping up as a venue wedding big-name automakers with high-technology companies looking to capitalize on a rapidly transforming industry.

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