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Welcome to a special edition of TechTent coming this week from CES in Las Vegas.

It's the biggest in-person CES since the pandemic began, but that's not the only reason

the timing is interesting. This giant exhibition stuffed with new gadgets and innovations taking place against a backdrop of

tough times for big tech, with layoffs falling ad revenue and the ongoing chip wars.

We'll get into some of those big themes later, but first of all, let's hear from some of the people

who've come here to showcase the tech they hope will be the next big thing. Starting with American TV baking champion Jackie Joseph, who's working with the US giant

General Electric on a mission to make baking better.

Tonight I am fixing together some French macarons, but we're really here to showcase the GE Appliances

new mixer. It's their new smart mixer.

What is the question about?

Oh, it's integrating technology. It's really just taking your home, traditional, and even

professional mixers to a new level. It's integrating a scale, timer, smart sense technology.

There's so many attributes to the mixer that's new

and it's going to be something that's going to help the homemaker

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