Gadget Junction

Over the past few years, CES has become one giant A/V club for the folks at Sony. The show has essentially turned into a showcase for the hardware giant’s high-res TVs, headphones and speakers. And this year’s no different. Sony is launching a metric ton of speakers this year, including the SRS-XB40, SRS-XB30, SRS-XB20 and SRS-XB10 (never change with those naming conventions,… Read More

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Up to 10 of Sony’s new speakers can be linked together for a ‘portable party’  

After living through the VR frenzy of 2016, it's almost hard to believe that HTC's Vive Pre debuted at CES just a year ago. Since then, the company released the consumer edition of the headset and reorganized all of its Vive business under a subsidia...
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Next for HTC Vive: Wireless VR and tracking for everything  

S*x toy maker OhMiBod just announced that the company is looking to open up its relationship… with developers. Best known for its digitally-connected vi*****rs, OhMiBod will release an open SDK to accompany its latest line of devices this spring. The company notes that some creative apps could tie the company’s line of s*x toys into hookup apps like Tinder and Grindr, making for… Read More

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OhMiBod invites developers to make cybers*xy apps for its s*x toys  

Sony's press event is the final big show of CES 2017's press day. Shake off that gadget fatigue, because the company is likely to unveil plenty of TVs, devices and accessories that will hit stores before the end of the year. (Something that can't be...
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Live from Sony's CES 2017 press event!  

Nvidia’s press conference starts at 6:30 PM Pacific, 9:30 PM Eastern, 2:30 AM in London. Nvidia may have missed the smartphone boat, but the company accidentally became an essential chipmaker thanks to machine learning. Graphics processing units let developers run a ton of image processing tasks in parallel. That’s why carmakers are using Nvidia chips for their self-driving… Read More

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Watch Nvidia’s CES press conference live right here