CES 2015: Intel Demos a Button-Size Wearable Computer

It just got a lot easier to build wearable gadgets that aren’t so bulky or awkward.

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich showed off a minuscule computer, dubbed Curie, during a keynote speech at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Tuesday. Krzanich plucked a button off his blazer before explaining that it contained a Curie demo module.

Rollkers Electronic Under Shoes Spotted

[CES 2015] Rollkers intends to change the way you walk – in fact, walk twice as fast. This is an add-on, so to speak, to your pair of shoes, pretty much in the same way Montblanc has a way to tack on something to your watch so that it can become a smartwatch. The Rollkers has been touted to be an ideal personal transit accessory which is said to be able to increase one’s walking rate up to 7 miles an hour – how about that?

IO Hawk, the Segway-Like Mover You Might Actually Want, is Now Available

Tired of walking around everywhere? The team behind the Segway thought you might be, but their design was awkward at best. the big handlebar rising up from the pedestal made you wonder if you were on some sort of odd scooter, which is counterintuitive when you’re essentially standing still. The IO Hawk, fist unveiled at CES this year, is like a Segway, but ditches the weird handlebar, leaving you free to move about and balance a bit more naturally. For $1,800, it can be yours, too.

Hands on: Samsung JS9500 SUHD 4K TV review

Five years ago, the television market was fought in inches. It generally came down to who could make the largest panel, who could make it at a reasonable price and, most importantly, after all that stretching which one looked the best.

CES 2015: The Gogoro Smartscooter is a Tesla On Two Wheels

 

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The Gogoro Smartscooter is a high-powered, emission-free scooter that uses a Panasonic Lithium Ion 18650 battery (the same used in the Tesla S).