CES Unveiled gives a first look at hot, new tech (pictures)

LAS VEGAS--People check out an interactive tabletop screen at CES Unveiled, an event where we got a first look at much of the new technology that will be shown off at CES this year.

CES Unveiled was held at Mandalay Bay.

The Canopy Sensus adds touch controls to the side and back of your iPhone.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Yoga 11 looks like laptop, feels like a tablet...with a laptop keyboard.

The next generation of the Parrot AR Drone, shown here, is getting GPS capability, a new battery, and video software.

Chevy used the Spark EV to demo its new TuneIn app at CES 2013.

A MyCharge portable charging station.

Pure shows off its colorful line of inexpensive wireless speakers.

Cocktail time.

Eton shows off a hand-crank charger.

Gallagher made an appearance at CES Unveiled.

Gallagher and CNET reporter Kara Tsuboi coordinate their outfits together every day, not just at CES.

The Parrot Flower Power uses Bluetooth to look after your plants.

Crayola and Griffin team up again to create a freehand Light Marker for iPad.

What a CNET reporter packs along.

There was a long line of people waiting to get in to CES Unveiled.

HMDX shows off a line of new Bluetooth speakers slated for release this spring.

In 2012, the Jam Classic Bluetooth speaker surprised with impressive sales.

Entrance to CES Unveiled.