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LG’s new line of 4K Ultra HD TVs will be unveiled at January’s CES 2015, promising ‘new designs, more features and picture quality enhancements’.

Swann Security is launching new subscription and Internet of Things based security services and monitoring at CES 2015 in Las Vegas, and is integrating Zuora’s subscription technology.

Intel is prepping a wireless charging bowl - effectively a powered fruit bowl for your devices - which is on track to be released by the end of the year.

EVE: Valkyrie will be the first game built exclusively to run on the Oculus Rift, and will be available within the launch window for the virtual reality headset.

This week's CES show in Las Vegas has largely focussed on the future of your living room - and phone-controlled locks have a strong chance at being at the forefront.

Your smartphone could be holding 18 times the bacteria found in a public toilet according to research released at CES this week.

One of the biggest announcements of CES has come in one of the tiniest of forms - Intel has revealed a miniature computer the size of an SD card.

Asus has been awarded 17 CES product awards – continuing its 15-winning streak in 2013. Would you expect anything less for this independent Taiwanese computer and component designer/manufacturer – with a reputation for stepping outside the ordinary?

Sony has used its CES presentation to give the flick to standard definition - announcing a new deal with Netflix to bring more 4K ultra HD content to customers.

China's largest smartphone manufacturer Huawei has lifted the lid on its plans for 2014, including a phone that can be used to recharge other phones.

Samsung was aiming to make an impact at CES with Transformers director Michael Bay, but it got more (or less) than it bargained for with an epic meltdown derailing the show.

Veteran graphics card manufacturer Nvidia has announced a foray into the gaming console hardware market with Project SHIELD.  The SHIELD will allow gamers instant access to Android market games and also stream more sophisticated big name gaming titles from their GTX enabled PCs.

It's not quite a 500 year plan as Mitsubishi is supposed to have had, but Samsung's TV people have planned its range of Smart TVs out to 2014, with the company saying its well prepared to take on any forthcoming Apple TV challenge.

Fed up with swapping batteries in your Magic Trackpad? The Mobee Power Bar allows in-place charging.

The SD Association has published a standard for incorporating Wi-Fi into SD memory cards.

Samsung's CES announcements include a raft of new products heading for Australia this year. Heading the list are TVs with voice and motion control plus face recognition, somewhat reminiscent of Microsoft's Kinect for Xbox 360, but there's a lot more in the company's latest home entertainment ranges.

Three new camcorders announced by Canon at CES include Wi-Fi connectivity and support MP4 for playback on iPhones and iPads, and for uploading to social media sites.

WonderMedia PRIZM WM8720 SoC platform design wins will be showcased by six different companies

Unless Apple pops a Thunderbolt port into the iPad 3 or the iPhone 4G/5, which seems unlikely, it looks like we'll have to wait until at least the end of 2012 or sometime in early 2013 before tablets and smartphones are at least able to offer a mobile version of USB 3.0 connectivity.

The first major tech show of the year is nearly upon us, and with 2012 set to unleash all manner of exciting technologies (and undoubtedly some flops), CES is where we get to see a lot of new tech unveiled first - here's what to expect.