CES 2017
From big company announcements, to the largely unreported world of CES 2017, welcome to the tech underground. Scroll down - things are going to get weird and wonderful.
With a tonne of in-depth articles, long & short videos and even live coverage, New Rising Media got rather busy in Las Vegas. We created a one-stop shop for all your new gadget needs.
Articles
It’s rare that a gadget makes you smile - like, really smile with a simple intention of bringing joy to one’s life. Parihug, an internet-connected teddy bear that let’s you hug a loved one from across the globe, is one of those rare times.
HTC announced some new upgrades for their Vive VR platform - including a new motion tracker, wireless adaptor and improved audio. But is this new hardware any good? I went to their private event at CES 2017 and found out...
Another year, another tonne of TV announcements at CES 2017 - but what were the best screens out there in Vegas? I found out and wrote a feature for BBC's Science Focus Magazine!
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Ever wished you could just shut out the times when your friends decide to watch terrible shows on the TV? Well, with Holosonics Audio Spotlight speakers, now you can - built to project sounds like a beam of light to the person sitting right in front of it.
When you think of in-store posters, chances are you imagine a simple poster hanging in the window. But Kino-mo are looking to innovate with their brand new Hypervsn technology - bringing 3D holograms to stores.
As the next Snapchat Spectacles location was revealed just outside the T-Mobile arena in Las Vegas, Snap Inc. quickly became one of the most influential companies at CES without actually being on the show floor.
Named ‘Project Alloy,’ Intel’s Virtual Reality hardware is set to up the game by mapping your room and adapting it as part of the video game you’re playing.
Meet Olly - a CES Innovation Award-Winning robot by Emotech which they claim has both “feelings,” and a “personality.” As someone who was equally amazed and terrified when watching Her, I’m going to give this device the benefit of the doubt.
Long videos
Short videos
Live Coverage
Live from CES Unveiled Las Vegas. Weird and wonderful tech #CES2017
Posted by New Rising Media on Tuesday, 3 January 2017
Hello from the CES show floor - take 2! #CES2017
Posted by New Rising Media on Friday, 6 January 2017
In this week’s episode of the top 100 ranking Learn Something podcast - CES 2018 and the future of consumer technology.