CES 2014 reveals head-turning smart home appliances (pictures)

We take a look at some of the hottest new smart home products unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Showcase.

Colin McDonald

Essentially born with a camera in hand, Colin West McDonald has been passionately creating video all his life. A native of Columbus, Ohio, Colin founded his own production company, Stoker Motion Pictures, and recently wrote and directed his first feature film. Colin handled photography and video production for CNET's Appliance Reviews team.

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EverSense

Allure Energy's EverSense, the learning thermostat competitor to Nest.

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Dacor Discovery IQ Dual-Fuel Range

Dacor makes the Discovery IQ 48" Dual-Fuel Range.

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Dacor Discovery IQ Dual-Fuel Range

Dacor's smart range LCD screen. It is expected to go on sale in June of this year.

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Belkin WeMo Smart LED Bulb

Belkin makes a light bulb -- the WeMo Smart LED.

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Belkin WeMo Link

The WeMo LED bulbs are controlled through the WeMo Link plug-in hub, included in the LED Lighting Starter Set from Belkin.

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Crock-Pot WeMo Smart Slow Cooker

Belkin also tries their hand at a slow cooker.

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Okidokeys Smart-Lock

A spin-off project from hotel smart lock provider OpenWays, Okidokeys has what looks like a comprehensive line of smart-lock products on its hands. Not only will the company be selling its Bluetooth-enabled Smart-Lock, but it also has an in-home gateway to sync control of multiple locks, an electronic gate/garage door opener, and a door-mountable reader you can use to swipe your way inside your home.

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