Over 160,000 people have converged on Las Vegas in hopes of seeing the latest and greatest technological innovations product manufacturers have to offer.
A big hit this year is wearable devices that monitor a variety of different biological attributes. Many of these are designed to provide this data to your smartphone.
Smart Mouthguards designed to detect brain injuries
11 more cool gadgets from CES: Robot plant feeders, bossy yoga mats, and alien speakers http://t.co/QE5p7UZVnb pic.twitter.com/l9eeamIujV
— WIRED (@WIRED) January 6, 2015
Razor has introduced a VR headset, reports aren’t good.
Razer’s $200 VR headset is not worthy: http://t.co/ElLZBqamWV pic.twitter.com/r6PnpasTIP
— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) January 6, 2015
Electric Skateboard for those are a little older, but still trying to be hip,
WATCH: This electric skateboard with Bluetooth controls can go 6 miles on a single charge http://t.co/uuDlMFxo7c #CES pic.twitter.com/3ywnw1rHEU
— NBC Los Angeles (@NBCLA) January 6, 2015
One of our Best of CES finalists: Quell’s wearable pain reliever http://t.co/UqkhT8f6Tq #CES2015 pic.twitter.com/MltM2InpLr
— Engadget (@engadget) January 7, 2015
PHOTOS: Gadgets unveiled at #CES2015 http://t.co/q7YIi6zW22 pic.twitter.com/2fDlhoczNP
— NBC Los Angeles (@NBCLA) January 7, 2015
Sony is looking to make a Google Glass challenger.
I tried Sony’s do-it-yourself Google Glass: http://t.co/0fMmDaAVsL pic.twitter.com/7PArhvIC6A
— Gizmodo (@Gizmodo) January 6, 2015
12 tech flops even CES couldn’t save http://t.co/1xPq1osrKI #CES2015 pic.twitter.com/yJMToFBerj
— Bloomberg Business (@business) January 6, 2015
#CES2015: @Lenovo Shows Off New Smart Watches And More (via Tech Ninja @tshakaarmstrong) http://t.co/5Et2ThxDcw pic.twitter.com/OtaEmVexnO
— FOX 11 Los Angeles (@myfoxla) January 6, 2015
MT @byandreachang: One of the big trends at CES: wearables are becoming as much about fashion as functionality. pic.twitter.com/QUU3vPtNwN
— LA Times Tech Now (@latimestech) January 5, 2015
Alcatel’s new OneTouch Watch is a round smartwatch that works with your iPhone http://t.co/SdNXbBr6jd pic.twitter.com/1Qtf2dm61k
— The Verge (@verge) January 5, 2015
