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I want to tell you about my smart robotic drone-grill
There are 2 ways to market to women: the right way and the butts way
CES 2014: Just the robots, Part 1
How to be an absolute douchenozzle at CES (or any other conference)
Let the 2014 acquisition spree begin: CEO Marissa Mayer reveals Yahoo's acquisition of Aviate
All you really need from CES are these four robots
Google Glass competitor GlassUp unveils first public prototype at CES
T-Mobile CEO crashes AT&T's CES party — gets booted by security
McAfee is rebranding as 'Intel Security' & will offer some free products
Sony brings its slick new Xperia Z1s smartphone exclusively to T-Mobile
How Sony plans to make 4K video more than just a fad
Here are MakerBot's three — yes, three — new devices
Keep your eyes out for this self-driving electric vehicle in the U.S.
The next gen of smart glasses give good 3D, and the displays are huge
Are you in the borderline cardiac arrest zone? This smartwatch is a gym rat's one true love
Samsung debuts world's largest 4K TV at 105 inches — and it's curved
Check out Panasonic's blowdryer. Seriously, it looks like a laser gun
Mozilla is getting in bed with Panasonic to make a Firefox OS-powered TV baby
CES 2014: What in god's name have I gotten myself into?
Our tech wishlist for CES: A fantasy in reply-all
Silicon Image introduces mobile-device cable tech that can transfer 4K Ultra HD video to TVs
Meet the CEO of the latest gadget company … Yahoo?
Intel’s new boss to open CES with keynote speech
Quantum dots make first commercial appearance in Sony TVs
Dock your smartphone into your car display with MHL wiring
Beyond Kinect, PrimeSense wants to drive 3D sensing into more everyday consumer gear
How Rick Thompson became the über investor for gaming (interview)
Intel beats earnings estimates — the PC hasn’t quite died yet
Explore the Internet’s future with Broadcom’s broadband pipe dreamer Henry Samueli
Zhonghao Digital’s antique phonograph plays a lot more than vinyl records
Tomb Raider’s multiplayer takes a different direction (video interview)
Synaptics’ Sensa eliminates unintentional thumb touches on your tablet screen
The consumer technology trends that will matter most in 2013
The worst of CES: A giant smartphone, booth babes, and the trouble with 4K TVs
PowerA’s Moga Pro gives you a console gaming experience wherever you go (hands-on video)
Oculus Rift is virtual reality that won’t make you barf (hands-on preview)
Movea calculates your indoor location with surprisingly few sensors
TrackingPoint’s Wi-Fi networked sniper scope can lock on targets from afar and stream gun sight video
