My First Million #34 - CES Highlights, Cloning US Startups & Compliance Education
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Jan 12, 2020 The hosts dive into standout technologies from CES, showcasing innovations like personalized ticketing systems. They discuss the booming growth of D2C brands and the audacious approach of cloning successful U.S. startups abroad. The conversation shifts to the lucrative potential of trade shows and the need for robust compliance education in companies. Personal aspirations for the future are explored, emphasizing the importance of investing in knowledge and education for business success.
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Chinese Knockoffs at CES
- At CES 2020, Sam Parr's friend found a $100 sleep product he wanted to launch.
- A Chinese knockoff offered the same product for $20, highlighting China's manufacturing prowess.
Amazon's Remote Work Focus
- Amazon focused on four target customer groups at CES, including home cooks, parents, and remote workers.
- Their remote work products weren't impressive, suggesting a gap in innovative solutions.
Neon's Realistic Avatars
- Neon showcased realistic avatars at CES, demonstrating potential beyond adult entertainment.
- The technology's impressive realism amazed viewers, although its ultimate use case remains uncertain.
