Farewell, CeBIT 2014

CeBIT 2014 is done, and it's high time that we say goodbye to the Hannover Messe. Of course, much of CeBIT's thunder has been stolen by Mobile World Congress and IFA, but given the interesting products that we've stumbled upon here, there's clearly still some life in the show. We hope that you enjoyed our efforts, and if you missed any of the news or hands-ons, grab a champagne-flavored ice cream (yes, really) and check out the unabridged list below.

• Samsung's thing for (faux) leather continues with the ATIV Book 9 Style

• Samsung announces security-minded Cloud Print apps for Android and iOS

• Fujitsu's palm-scanning laptops won't be fooled by severed limbs

• MSI gaming laptop packs next-gen NVIDIA graphics and '3K' display into Ultrabook thickness

• Fujitsu's latest all-in-ones don't need to be turned off

• An e-reader that makes calls: InkPhone promises two weeks on a charge

• UK Prime Minister wants a 'permanent technological revolution'... and movies downloaded in a second

• Shuttle runs a Haswell Core i7 in a case barely bigger than a disk drive

• Raspberry Pi gets its own sound card

• Plextor targets gamers with '50 percent faster' SSD starting at €199 ($275)

• Archos' octa-core smartphone is surprisingly quick for the price

• Power strips don't have to be ugly, just ask Powerdrobe

• Archos' 6.4-inch smartphone puts the buttons on the back

• When you cram an entire smartphone into a watch, you get the Exetech XS-3

• Bend it like robo-Beckham with the U14 Free Kick toy

• NVIDIA says most laptops die after 50 minutes of gaming, claims new GPUs will double stamina

- Tschuss from @danielwcooper and @shotsherrif!