For the past 50 years, CES has been the place to see the latest tech innovations before they’re available to customers. Here are a few hot trends in 2017.
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The excitement of unwrapping the perfect tech gift can quickly turn to frustration if you can’t get it to work the way you want. These Geek Squad Agents have some advice.
There’s a good chance there’s at least one person on your gift list who seems to have it all. Here are some out-of-the-ordinary gift options.
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John Logie Baird’s first live television broadcast took place on a screen roughly the size of a smartphone in 1926. Now there are 4K Ultra HD TVs and 100-inch screens.
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Best Buy sent an expert Blue Shirt to Dyson HQ to learn about the technology that makes the Ball Animal vacuum easy to maneuver and able to work on multiple surfaces.
The technology — which allows users to immerse themselves in lifelike locales, such as a packed concert or the depths of the ocean — is poised to become more mainstream this year.
Much of CES is about looking to the future of technology, but it’s also an opportunity to celebrate the most innovative products of the present.
The Internet of Things is everywhere, and homeowners have access to more connected products, from security to lighting, than ever before.