Netflix CEO Reed Hastings. 
LAS VEGAS – It is the first official day of CES, the consumer electronics fair held in this city, but feels as if he opened one week That. it is because the day full of news, known as the day for the press, has passed and we have seen a lot of news.
However, now that the exhibition hall of Centre Convention in Las Vegas is now open to the public, there is still much to tell you. The positions of the companies are crammed with wizards and queues for a taxi to take you to other places in town where you are also conducting events CES They span entire blocks. Amidst all this bustle, this is what you need to know. Of course, if you want the full details, do not forget to follow the continuous coverage of CNET in Spanish.
Netflix
The company that brought us the red envelopes and the series House of Cards will expand beyond the Americas, Western Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand up to 130 new countries. China is still not on that list, like North Korea, Syria and Crimea, due to US government restrictions, but with this decision service streaming becomes practically available the entire world. And do not worry if you keep sharing your password Netflix with your aunt or your friends, the CEO of the company, Reed Hastings, said that it seemed cool.
Netflix also used the press conference Wednesday to present the new series advances to be presented this year, including The Crown , which tells the story of the rise of Queen Elizabeth II to the throne and his reign was very young, and The Get Down , about the birth of disco and hip-hop music in New York. Czech advances in both series here.
The 2016 Chevy Bolt.
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GM
The chief executive, Mary Barra, took one of the special session of CES to introduce the new Bolt, an all-electric compact car will begin to be produced this year. It has a maximum range of 200 miles, but could be less depending on how you handle, and power is generated by a flat battery pack that is lying on the floor of the car.
it is also equipped with a bunch technology, including the new version of the Chevy MyLink system, which can run either Android carplay Auto as Apple. It also has a nifty mirror that is actually a camera that offers a wider range of views and detects when you leave the track and prevents crashes.
Beware of virtual reality.
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BlackBerry
BlackBerry 10 is dead, long live Android. Well, this may be a bit exaggerated, but Chief Executive John Chen confirmed to CNET on Wednesday that 2016 will be the year in which they present one, and possibly two, totally Android phone. Chen also told us that the BlackBerry Priv reach Sprint, Verizon Wireless and T-Mobile USA this year.
Oculus
Supporters of virtual reality finally able to buy a commercial version of the Rift glasses, which have been presenting at CES for the past two years. They will sell for US $ 599 and the first shipment is scheduled to ship on March 28. The package includes two games, free: Lucky’s Tale and Eve. Valkyrie
That certainly is good news, because the Rift remain a of the most popular attractions in the conference. One of the editors of CNET, Connie Guglielmo, reported that it had to do an hour queue to test the sample glasses. And a sign at the beginning of the row warned that the experience of tasting glasses might be a little strong for some people.
Intel
The company introduced its new version of the Compute Stick, He presented for the first time at the fair last year. This version has basically the same design, albeit a little longer to accommodate two ports (one USB 3.0 and USB 2.0). It also has a faster Wi-Fi, the 802.11ac, and a new processor.
Follow here all CNET coverage in Spanish during the CES 2016 electronics show from Las Vegas.
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