New and innovative television form factors, all sorts of wearable tech, and a bit of Hollywood drama for some spice played a big role in CES 2014 on Monday.
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Cyndy Aleo is a former web developer, current freelance writer and editor who has worked for GigaOM, written for the Web 2.0 blog Profy and IDG's The Industry Standard among others, focusing on mobile and web applications, digital publishing, virtual worlds, gaming, legal issues and social activism via social media.
Samsung unveiled its new curved television at CES 2014 Monday, promising the three sizes of its UNHU9000 series will provide a new, "more uniform" viewing experience.
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Sharp's Aquos line thinks big
Sharp showed off its Aquos line, pushing HD to a new level. Sharp says the Aquos Quattron Plus is "is the highest resolution full-HD TV available."
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Pebble watches get a facelift
The new Pebble Steel has a refreshed look, smaller form factor, and is arriving along with a brand-new app store. We go hands-on with the new smartwatch, as well as sit down with CEO Eric Migicovsky about the company's progress since its Kickstarter inception.
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Sony Xperia Z1 S
Sony today announced plans to sell the Xperia Z1S via T-Mobile in the US, beginning later this month.
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Avegant Glyph bringing virtual retina display to reality
Toyota aims to compete with Tesla -- with water vapor
Toyota brought its fuel cell vehicle -- debuting in 2015 -- to CES 2014. The car boasts zero emissions, unless you consider water vapor emissions.
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LG gets into wearable tech
LG entered the wearable tech market with a bang, premiering its Lifeband Touch and Heart Rate Earphones at CES 2014. We have a hands-on with the gear.
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Michael Bay brings the drama
"Transformers" director Michael Bay brought drama of a different sort to the Samsung press conference at CES 2014 when he stormed off stage after a teleprompter fail. No word if the teleprompter was a Decepticon.
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Makerbot goes Mini at CES 2014
Makerbot debuted the Replicator Mini at CES 2014, a small 3D printer with single-touch printing expected to retail for $1375 when it goes on sale this spring.
Chevrolet announced a new feature called App Shop, which will be available in select models this year. App Shop will put the functionality of smartphones right into the dashboard. See our hands-on with App Shop.
