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Dell offer up their new XPS 15 laptop with a 4K touchscreen display, 512GB SSD and 16GB of RAM.

Dell launch their new XPS 13 laptop with a few world-bests including its tiny size and extended 15-hour battery life.

Alienware ramp up their 15" and 17" laptops, giving users more power and a 20 percent thinner frame.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

SteelSeries team up with Tobii technology to produce an eye-tracking system to assist general and professional gamers alike.

Pick an OS, any OS. This phone comes in four different sizes and with one of three different operating systems.

Acer unleash their new Chromebook with a bigger display, better processor and a handy price.

Chevrolet implement a massive screen to view, alter and tweak their upcoming car designs - the whole ordeal takes five people just to operate.

Sony and Samsung team up - offering PlayStation Now services on Samsung Smart TVs released throughout 2015.

There's a whole Chinese industry built around smelting the things that American people don't want - here's a little insight.

Nintendo patents go public, seeing a possible plan come to light for them to utilize GBA technology in multiple mobile fields.

Razer to release their black-color smartband to the North American market starting next week.

3DHead's billionaire CEO Alki David provides TweakTown with an exclusive interview and statements regarding his VR Project, self dubbed the "Oculus Killer"

There's been a drop in native sperm donors in the United Kingdom, leading to increased imports from the USA and Denmark.

A school in the United States has decided to pull out of a reading programme rather than give its students access to.

China agrees to cooperate with US over cyber attacks.

LSI AIS 2012 - PNY Debuts HP SSD Upgrades and New USA Manufacturing Facility.

Verizon to flick the switch to 'on' for their 4G LTE service, will cover 2/3 of Americans starting o.

AT&T to acquire T-Mobile, deal worth $39 billion.

At least in Virginia they seem to.