Scenes from CNET Gotham (photos)

At CNET Gotham, fans get to sit down, get comfortable, and play with the real-life tech CNET editors hand-picked. Come by and find out how you can get your tablet playing nicely with your TV. It's 100 percent free, and the directions and schedule of events is right here.

All day, Wednesday through Sunday, CNET is hosting live demonstrations and advice sessions hosted by our editors. Scott Stein wins Most Fun Session with his tech toys demo from Thursday.

A parade of food trucks keeps guests primed to play with free treats on the way in.

Among the real-world gadget displays is this home office. Stop by, grab a cup of coffee, and snuggle up with some printers.

CNET's own CNET TV host Bridget Carey and CNET How To host Sharon Vaknin have been at Gotham nonstop.

CNET TV Executive Editor Molly Wood and CNET Reviews Editor-in-Chief Lindsey Turrentine sat down with Kristen Chase and Liz Gumbinner of Cool Mom Tech to give holiday recommendations for families.

Photographers from Adobe are available all day to shoot pro shots of CNET Gotham visitors. Get your photo taken, then walk away with your own printed copy.

An impressive display of this season's most cutting-edge mobile devices, as well as these laptops from Dell, greet Gotham visitors as they arrive in the gallery space.

Throughout each day, CNET editors sit down at our Gotham-based help desk to answer fans' questions about holiday device shopping. Here, Matthew Moscovciak and Scott Stein help a visitor.

Around CNET Gotham, lurking behind the gadgets, are words of wisdom from CNET, written by our experts specifically to fill the walls.

Parked right inside CNET Gotham is a Nissan Leaf, complete with a charging station. Hop in, play with the controls, and find out more about the all-electric car experience.

On Thursday night, a Buzz Out Loud/The 404 podcast meetup turned into a full-on party for CNET fans. Thanks to everyone who showed up--we had a great time.