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01.10.16

Gadgetry

Intel-powered hard hat could help contractors of the future

There's even thermal vision to let you know when things are a little too hot.

By N. Lee, 01.10.16

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2016 is the year CES became the high-tech auto show

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2016 is the year CES became the high-tech auto show

The cars for everyone are showing up in the desert.

By R. Baldwin, 01.10.16

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Cord cutters can have DVRs with multiroom and placeshifting

Magnavox's DVRs don't need cable TV or subscription fees to put recordings on your phone.

By R. Lawler, 01.10.16

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Audi is outfitting its dealers with an impressive VR experience

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Audi is outfitting its dealers with an impressive VR experience

Try on a headset, build your car, drop it on the moon.

By N. Ingraham, 01.10.16

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Panasonic's smart mirrors gave me a makeover

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Gadgetry

Panasonic's smart mirrors gave me a makeover

Apparently I have good skin.

By N. Lee, 01.10.16

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Green

Inhabitat Week in Green: All the EVs at CES, and more!

All our favorites are here: the 2017 Chevy Bolt, an autonomous helicopter and Faraday Future's real-life Batmobile.

By Inhabitat, 01.10.16

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Samsung's weird wearables include a smart suit and solar purse

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Design

Samsung's weird wearables include a smart suit and solar purse

Samsung put NFC tags in a suit for some reason.

By D. Hardawar, 01.10.16

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John McAfee on his new startup and why he should be president

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Gadgetry

John McAfee on his new startup and why he should be president

"We're facing a cyberwar."

By D. Hardawar, 01.10.16

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At CES, plenty of companies want to put a Fitbit on your furbabies

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Gadgetry

At CES, plenty of companies want to put a Fitbit on your furbabies

The catfight for your dollars has begun.

By K. Davis, 01.09.16

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Wearables

Wearables are inching toward a purpose in 2016

By not trying to do everything, they're finally worth something.

By D. Cooper, 01.09.16

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Ces2016

Intel-powered hard hat could help contractors of the future

2016 is the year CES became the high-tech auto show

Cord cutters can have DVRs with multiroom and placeshifting

Audi is outfitting its dealers with an impressive VR experience

Panasonic's smart mirrors gave me a makeover

Inhabitat Week in Green: All the EVs at CES, and more!

Samsung's weird wearables include a smart suit and solar purse

John McAfee on his new startup and why he should be president

At CES, plenty of companies want to put a Fitbit on your furbabies

Wearables are inching toward a purpose in 2016

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