Weirdest CES Photos
Our WillVideoForFood.com anonymous “roving photographer” sent us some of the weirdest photos from CES (Consumer Electronic Show). Enjoy…
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Please tell me photography is more of a hobby than a profession for your buddy, Mr. Shields.
Is it you? Are you at CES? If so – let me know. Im here as well 🙂
That Makerbot is REALLY cool though. It is a 3D Plastic Printer that you build yourself. Hook it up to a computer and 3D modeling program. You can make your own Nalts Doodads!