ces2018
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Philips’ New Headband Promises Better Sleep By Whispering In Your Ear All Night Long
You don’t need a scientist to tell you that a good night’s sleep is important to your health. Your body tells you that every time you try to climb out of bed after a late night. So to help maximise what sleep you are able to get, Philips has created a headband that plays special…
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Razer And Phillips Team Up To Enhance Your Gaming Session With Rave Lighting
I have simple, if expensive, needs. I want to achieve, in 2018, the kind of immersive glow that the Philips Ambilight, a product last updated in 2007, provided the TV obsessive a decade ago. I can drop $US150 ($192) on the Dreamscreen backlight, but I’d much rather use the eight Philips Hue lights already in…
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Uhh, Panasonic, I Think You Forgot To Bring The Gadgets
Plenty of people have preconceived notions about the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, Nevada. “It’s where you can play with cool gadgets!” say the hopeful. “It’s where you can get good swag!” say the greedy. “It’s where you can establish a vague but thought-provoking imagination of a connected future, one that marries…
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The World’s Biggest Tech Show Just Lost Power
Journalists, industry heads and tech enthusiasts descended on Las Vegas this week for the annual CES showcase of bleeding edge electronics. Today, everyone gathered around giant gleaming TVs, strapped on VR headsets, played fetch with robot dogs, and then the power blew out.