The Coolest Stuff We Saw at CES 2018
CES had some pretty cool stuff this year. Here's our top picks.
CES had some pretty cool stuff this year. Here's our top picks.
Does the world really need a GoPro for babies? Or a fire extinguisher that looks like a video game blaster?
In addition to a slimmer frame, the new Swift 7 sports a larger 14-inch screen, a new i7 CPU, a built-in fingerprint sensor and even the option for 4G LTE connectivity.
Word is production could start as early as November.
This is an exercise in form over function, but it does look fun.
The Wallet Card contains a hyper-connected cellular chip and a 65,000-pixel E-Ink display, and is no thicker than an ordinary credit card.
Will the new Xperia XA2 and XA2 Ultra finally put Sony on the path back to greatness?
Vuzix has learned important things from Google Glass' mistakes about what you have to do to make the concept of smart glasses easier to accept.
Not only do I feel like a better Ping-Pong player, I feel better about the potential for a robot-led future.
The future just needs to hurry up and get here already.
He's got the whole moon in his hands. He's got the whole, wide, moon in his hands.
Boasting 660Wh of power, this beast is designed to keep basic appliances in your home running in the event of a power outage.
Even embossing and stitching can all be faked using the printer's innovative Mofrel technology.
When paired with an Android phone, Mobile Connect can make calls, check notifications, and even mirror your phone’s screen right on your laptop.
The real killer feature will be when fans and game designers use the Chroma Workshop to affect how lights function when you’re playing a game.
Everyone gathered around giant gleaming TVs, strapped on VR headsets, played fetch with robot dogs, and then the power blew out.
