At CES 2018, it seems like everyone’s getting into the cloud gaming game.
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We won’t see HP’s 65-inch Big Format Gaming Display until after Nvidia’s, though.
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The Sprout was one of the stranger products in HP’s long history of releases. We called the all-in-one a “bold but goofy experiment” when it was released back in 2014. Three years later, the sentiment stands. The product failed to catch the creative world alight, and yet the company has continued the experiment, releasing a pro version of the system at CES last year.
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Anker’s mobile division Roav is today announcing an in-vehicle Alexa device. Called Viva, the device plugs into a 12-volt cigarette lighter outlet and turns Alexa into a co-pilot of sorts. After using it on a 4 hour road trip, though, I found the device adequate but left much to be desired. For one, it doesn’t support Spotify and occasionally it requires the user to interact with… Read More
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The L’Oreal UV Sense, shown off at CES 2018, is a little UV sensor that fits on a nail.
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Forget dual-camera, ultraslim phones: The Gemini is the clamshell retro delight you’re looking for (and it still lets you use Android).
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Airbags for your saddlebags.
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“Star Wars” fans leapt on that news like a hungry Chewie on a plate of roasted porg.
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The Hip’Air, which is being shown off at CES 2018, is an airbag in the guise of a fanny pack that can protect your hips in a dangerous fall.
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Nvidia revealed several exciting announcements during CES, one of which is its venture with Acer, Asus, and HP to produce 65-inch displays. The company also revealed an update to GeForce Now and the GeForce Experience client.
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