ARM demonstrates breadth of computing at CES 2017

There's no shortage of gadgets here at CES 2017 but what's fascinating is how many are powered by ARM processors designed right here in the UK. Giving us a tour of just some of the many devices, Ian Smythe, Senior Director at ARM, introduces trackable headphones, Omate's Yumi robot, a tiny arcade machine, powerful smartphones and the latest Samsung Chromebook.

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