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How companies are making your dumb home smart at CES
Digital Storm's Bolt II is a hybrid Windows gaming PC and Steam Machine
LG's curved G Flex Android phone hits the US in Q1
LG launches Lifeband fitness gadget and heartbeat-detecting earphones
LG unveils its WebOS TV platform: focuses on simplicity, gets Netflix's full support
LG will let you chat with your refrigerator
Samsung reveals Galaxy Note Pro and Tab Pro with massive CES banner
Making mobile devices smarter, Audience enables voice commands like 'Play jazz music'
Toshiba predicts that UltraHD 4K TV sales will grow very quickly
Parrot shows off two new zany iOS-controlled drones
Avegant Glyph virtual retinal display is like shining an 80-inch TV image on your eyeballs
SteelSeries launches wireless gaming controller for Apple iOS devices
A taste of the weird, cool, and crazy from CES's media preview
Bluetooth Smart jewelry is the next fusion of fashion and tech
Keecker robot can project digital art and video in your home
Broadcom says wireless home audio will be wicked cool with WICED
Broadcom's 5G Wi-Fi chips will triple bandwidth for wireless home networking
Ambarella launching new chips for 360-degree car video cameras
Roku unveils its line of Roku-powered smart TVs from TCL & Hisense
Nvidia promises cool graphics and controls for your car with its Tegra K1 chip
HP launches a superthin 2-in-1 laptop and tablet hybrid for business
HP launches Android, Tegra 4-based all-in-one desktop for businesses
Nvidia announces Tegra K1, a super mobile chip with 192 cores
Nvidia shows off PC to TV gamestreaming
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Lenovo kicks off CES with its lightest Ultrabook yet, a new Windows 8 Pro tablet, & more
Withings to launch a $299 'smart sleep' gadget that tracks noise, light, and your movements
China finally supplants North America as the biggest consumer electronics market
Check out this crazy $99 connected electric toothbrush
Quantenna promises triple-speed Wi-Fi routers in deals with hardware partners
Orbotix rolls out its next robotic toy: the Sphero 2B, which resembles a rolling dumbbell
Thin, fast, and big capacity: Seagate launches a little backup drive that can store 4 terabytes of data
Consumer electronics industry is heading toward world of wearables and sensors
Tao promises an entire strength workout with a pocket-sized gadget
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