Kiss your AV receiver, speaker wires goodbye with Klipsch’s wireless home theater system
Klipsch is the first US-based audio company to introduce a wireless home theater system in the US -- no A/V receiver or speaker wire required.
Meet IO Hawk, the self-balancing lovechild of the skateboard and Segway
Much like the iconic Segway, the self-balancing IO Hawk moves at speeds up to 6 mph by simply applying gentle pressure in direction of your choosing.
Photonic’s quirky orb translates your moves into music
The orb-shaped Phototronic translates your moves into music, while allowing you to control a slew of melodies, beats, and sound loops.
Kube is a boozy boombox you can store your brews in at the beach
The Kube Cooler comes lined with a set of Polk speakers and a 8¼ gallons of storage, so you can chills your brews and bust a move wherever you see fit.
Audiofly goes big with first ever over-ear headphones
The company from Down Under has gone over, debuting its first ever of over-ear headphones.
Ariel’s minimalist Nomad is the ultimate dune buggy
The Ariel Nomad is an off-roading counterpart to the insane Atom track car. It features the same tubular construction and spartan attitude.
Fujifilm makes smaller appearance at CES 2015, reveals only XF16-55MM f/2.8 lens
Fujifilm skipped out on CES for 2015, but it did announce the XF16-55mm F2.8 R LM WR lens that's designed with photojournalists in mind.
Audi’s self-driving A7 prototype completes its journey to CES
An Audi A7 self-driving car prototype completed a trip of more than 550 miles from California to CES in Las Vegas on public roads.
UV-cured 3D printing doesn’t get any cheaper than XYZprinting’s Nobel 1.0
XYZprinting's Nobel 1.0 flaunts quick speeds and high-res prints. Best of all, it's slated to be one of the most affordable SLA 3D printers on the market.
Yes, this $6,000 Lamborghini smartphone is as ridiculous as it is absurd
Tonino Lamborghini announced the 88 Tauri, an Android-powered smartphone aimed at those who like their smartphones looking as ridiculous as possible.
Hands on: Lenovo’s new LaVie Z ultrabooks are awkwardly named, but lighter than Air
We go hands on with the Lenovo LaVie, a featherweight that has clinched the title of world's lightest ultrabook and world's lightest 2-in-1.
With the sleek Activite Pop, Withings keeps its high style, cut its high price
Withings launched the Activité Pop wristwatch at CES 2015. It combines an analog wristwatch with a fitness tracker in a more affordable package.
Gigabyte’s palm-sized Brix desktop jumps on the Broadwell bandwagon
Gigabyte's pint-sized Brix desktop family now includes a slew of Intel Broadwell-powered systems set to hit store shelves later this year.
Audeze crashes CES 2015 with innovative, affordable new EL-8 planar headphones
Audeze has brought a cornucopia of new technologies to CES, wrapped up in its impressive new EL-8 planar magnetic headphones.
Sharp’s ‘Beyond 4K’ TV tech means more than just clever marketing
Sharp's 'Beyond 4K' moniker may sound like marketing babble, but the company has put some honest-to-goodness next-gen tech into the TV
From tablets to phone boxes, Audi displays its latest infotainment tech at CES
Audi and Nvidia showed off a host of infotainment tech at CES 2015 that will start to appear in production vehicles over the next few months.
Control your music, snag selfies, and say hi to Siri with these adorable Bluetooth buttons
Satechi's recently-announced BT Button Series can virtually control every aspect of your smartphone, from taking pictures to controlling music playback.
D-Link’s new Ultra Performance routers look as bold as they are quick
The routers in D-Link's Ultra Performance series are visually striking and offer 802.11ac speeds up to 5.3Gbps
Sony turns up the volume on hi-res audio with its latest Walkman
Sony unveils its flagship portable hi-res audio player the NW-ZX2.
Epson’s new ‘active’ series of wearables will help you perfect that golf swing
Epson's new wearables for your wrist, eyes, and golf club help you improve your lap times, augment your viewing experience, and perfect that golf swing
Ears and eyes-on with Klipsch’s new Reference Premiere speakers
Iconic American speaker maker, Klipsch, has unleashed at CES 2015 an entirely new line of passive loudspeakers dubbed Reference Premiere.
Updated: Chrome OS hits the big time with Acer’s spacious Chromebook 15
The era of pint-sized Chromebooks has ended with the Acer Chromebook 15, a full-sized notebook boasting Chrome OS, a 1080p display and Intel processors.
Ford prepares for the autonomous commute of the future with the Smart Mobility Plan
Ford's plan calls for the launch of 25 transportation experiments designed to solve tomorrow's traffic problems and fully autonomous vehicles.
Dell’s Venue 8 7000 Series tablet gives the iPad Mini a run for its money
Dell's Venue 8 7000 Series tablet is finally official, and it packs all the high-end specifications you'd expect.
A bed that promises to banish monsters and track your kids’ sleep patterns
Sleep Number debuted its SleepIQ Kids Bed at CES 2015. Much like the adult version, it monitors sleep, but the company also added some child-friendly features, like night lights and monster detectors.
