"CES" content on TweakTown - Page 6

AT&T and Subaru announce partnership that will bring 4G LTE service to some 2016 Subaru vehicles.

Turtle Beach release this new mousepads, claiming one is... MAC compatible.

Razer and gaming industry leaders announce the Open-Source Virtual Reality (OSVR) gaming ecosystem, as the industry moves more towards VR.

Turtle Beach are furthering their charge into the PC peripheral market - offering up two new GRIP mice for different styles of gaming.

Turtle Beach try their hand in the keyboard market, announcing two mechanical keyboards and one membrane offering.

Turtle Beach provide a few world firsts with their two new console headsets for Xbox One.

Mad Catz launches its TRITTON Swarm wireless gaming headset during CES 2015.

GUESS Watches introduces its Connect smartwatch, as wearables continue to take over Las Vegas.

Bang & Olufsen's BeoSound Moment music platform has the unique ability to match your music playlist to your mood.

Audio maker Sennheiser has introduced the second generation of its Momentum headphones during CES.

Delphian Systems is demoing its SecuRemote Internet of Things automation system, interconnecting products, devices and systems in a connected world.

Corsair shows off its $49 Carbide 100R.

Corsair launches high-capacity Neutron Series XT solid state drives at CES, with storage capacities of 256GB, 512GB, and 960GB.

Hobbico announces the ORA drone aerial photography solution.

Patriot Memory unveils its affordable BeatStreet Bluetooth wireless speaker for $34.99.

A-Audio launched its Prodity Bluetooth speaker during CES, a unique product able to turn into two separate speakers.

As previously rumored in late 2014, Kodak has announced the IM 5 Google Android phone, its first foray into smartphones.

Garmin introduces the vivofit 2 fitness wearable.

Well known smartphone case maker OtterBox has revealed its Resurgence iPhone 6 case, providing additional battery life for power users.

Waxman Industries' new leakSMART system will help you prevent water leakage and possible floods.

Syber are looking to push Steamboxes into the market before Valve releases the SteamOS - this is thanks to Windows 8.1 paired with Steam's Big Picture mode.

LUXA2 are pushing their new high-quality items into the market. We've liked their underrated products before, can they deliver again?

One of the few companies offering specialized Mac upgrades and service, OWC use CES to launch furthered support.

Smartpens are coming to Android, with Livescribe beginning their support for this much-loved operating system.

Sony unveil their brand new Walkman into the audiophile market, its marked a high price for high quality technology.

Mad Catz appeal to the competitive gamer, pitting up a non-fraying mousepad desinged with low sensitivity players in mind.

BMW and Nokia-owned company HERE are trying to connect drivers with their cars and provide maximum intergration into the outside world.

Nuu Mobile are looking to bring it to the US, offering affordable no-contract Android deices.

Thermaltake ramp up the efficiency game - expanding their Toughpower Grand series into the Platinum range.

Trackimo is using CES to launch its tracking products in North America.

Gaming peripheral company Mad Catz launches its F.R.E.Q gaming headset during CES.

Disc based 4K Blu-ray is coming, but how successful will it actually be?

Escort Radar introduces the all-digital, Bluetooth Passport Max 2 radar detector during CES 2015.

SteelSeries shows off the Apex M800 highly-customizable mechanical gaming keyboard.

Braven introduces the Balance Bluetooth speaker for active users, which will retail for $149.99 later this year.

Sceptre is celebrating its 30-year-anniversary by announcing shiny new 4K UHD models.

Seebright Wave head-mounted display helps turn smartphones into see-through augmented reality display.

Broadcom strengthens connected vehicle portfolio, announces automotive Near Field Communication chip.

Epson unveils the PowerLite Home Cinema 600 for $379.

Lenovo set to improve their new range of laptops with Intel's Broadwell processor along with lighter and thinner product design.

Acer announce that their Chromebook 13 line will be receiving touchscreen technology, sneaking under their other large-scale announcements.

Peripheral maker NYNE unveils the Edge, Verge and Rock water-resistant Bluetooth wireless speakers.

Vuzix has received a $24.8 million investment from Intel, as the company pushes ahead with wearables.

ZOTAC are unleashing their GeForce GTX 970 models at CES - showcasing them by playing 4K games in an SLI-based system.