<\xebn]y\nw\x96\xa2\xcdd*:\xca\x0f\x83)\x93><><\x96q\xf6\xf5\ro{\xa7\x16"]' data-chapter-fragment='' data-chapter-image='' data-chapter='' data-extended-options='{}' data-height-style='maximum_interior_viewport' data-style='{}' data-title='Card' data-type='LongCard'>  \xA9E\x8F\xE3\xB6\x82W/\xAC\a\x87\x96\xEC\xC3\xAA\xFC\x00\xFB\x9F\x0Ea\xB0\x9F\x00\xCDm\xC2\xCD\xD1\xD9\x90\xEF\xBB\x99Z\xB5d\xF5T\x96\xC51\x8F\x8FEq\xC8\xF3\xAC;u\xE5)\\Y\x8A6\x13\x89\xE8(?\f\xA6L\xBE\b\xCB\xD7u\xE5K\xE0\xE2\xF8\x7F\x1A\x7FA\xBD$\x9C^\x16[.g\xD3\x92\xE3\xB0\x11O\x18\x11\xE5\xE4\xD7qA\xB8\x17t\xF3\xE5B\xCC\xF6)KX\x12s\xAD\xE4]\xA8\xEF\no&\x8B5~x\xFE\x86\xD6\xA0\xE6\xBF+1+\x03{e\xF0\x86\xDE+\xC2\xEE\xC5x\x89\xAA\xF8\x98%i\x9CdI\xC1\x8A8\xCD\xD22\xFE\xFA\x06O^\xA7\x11"]' data-chapter-fragment='' data-chapter-image='' data-chapter='' data-extended-options='{}' data-height-style='' data-style='{}' data-title='Card' data-type='LongCard'> CES is the tech world's big coming-out party for the New Year — a supersize circus of gadgetry that both follows major trends in tech and creates them. It’s never the same year to year, but it’s always a showcase of what’s to come in consumer technology. The problem with CES is that it shows you everything — not just innovative products and ideas, but also the irrelevant, the mundane, the been-done-already. You need to sort through enormous ballrooms of dross to get to the true shiny objects. Luckily, we’ve done that. The Mashable Tech Team has been there for the announcements and the demos, and walked the halls of CES 2016 to find the standouts-in-waiting. This year’s show has seen both car technology and virtual reality rise to new prominence. Turntables made a surprise comeback. 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A new pocket-sized Bluetooth-enabled gadget called the SCiO promises to reveal the nutritional value of your meal by scanning its chemical makeup. From French startup DietSensor, and developed with the help of Consumer Physics, the device uses near-infrared spectroscopy (the analysis of how molecules interact with light) to determine fat content, carbs and more of food. It will hit the consumer market later this year.  Hydrao Smart ShowerLet’s admit it. We all waste water. But it can be hard to gauge how much we’re wasting in order to change our ways. Hydrao Smart Shower is a genius answer to this problem. The Bluetooth LE shower head connects to an iPhone or iPad app where you can set alert intervals, like five gallons, seven gallons and 10 gallons. At each interval, LED lights will light up in three different colors to remind you how much water you’re using. Even more sustainable, a tiny turbine uses the water running through the shower head to generate enough energy to power the lights and Bluetooth connectivity.  Samsung Family Hub Smart RefrigeratorSamsung’s Family Hub Refrigerator combines a massive 21.5-inch, full HD touchscreen with surprising intelligence. The first refrigerator to integrate Amazon Alexa, the appliance features a pair of cameras on the inside that can monitor the fridge’s contents, which you access through a mobile app. The large, gorilla-glass-covered screen is also designed to act as a sort of replacement for all the important notes you can no longer attach via magnets to modern stainless steel refrigerators.  Under Armour Gemini 2 sneakersUnder Armour’s Gemini 2 sneakers ($180) are fitness trackers for your feet. The sensor-filled sneakers track your workouts without needing to tether to a smartphone. Slip on the pair, and the tiny sensors embedded within the soles track where you’re going, the distance you’ve traveled and calories burned -- all details which are transmitted later to a corresponding app.  Fitbit BlazeThe Fitbit Blaze ($199) was met with mixed reaction when it was unveiled at CES, but the company's second attempt at a fitness watch is a big improvement in style over its predecessor and it's a whole lot smarter too. The Blaze features a colorful touchscreen, a collection of stylish leather and stainless steel bands and an assortment of personalization features. While it puts fitness first — you won't be getting Twitter notifications on this thing — you'll be able to answer (or reject) phone calls, check out text messages and receive calendar alerts.  Code-A-PillarThe adorable Fisher-Price's Think & Learn Code-a-Pillar ($49.99) is more than what it seems: it teaches preschoolers the basics of learning to code. It comes with eight segments that feature a movement command icon on its surface (left, right, spin, make a noise, etc.) Once the segments are connected and the start button is pressed, the Code-a-Pillar will take the programmed route. While there isn't any actual computer programming taking place, it reinforces skills associated with writing code. 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While it's designed for babies -- allowing parents to take readings in the middle of the night without disturbing the little one -- it works just as well on adults. Plus, it's less invasive and more hygienic. The Thermo is placed just above the temporal artery, found at both temples on the forehead (now considered by medical institutions to be the most accurate spot to get a temperature reading).  The Chevy Bolt Nick Jaynes Cars & Drones Faraday Future FFZERO1Faraday Future might not have shown quite the future most were expecting, but it was nonetheless impressive. In just 18 months, the Chinese-backed EV upstart automaker has designed an all-new and scalable electric architecture. Along with the impressive eco-friendly platform, FF also designed -- with the help of virtual reality -- the 1,000-horsepower FFZERO1 track car that hints at coming production models with its UFO body line. You might not be able to put up a down payment on an FF car you, but you may never have the chance -- FF wants to offer mobility as a service rather than sell you a car. BMW AirTouch 3DWhen BMW showed its gesture control concept at the 2015 CES, no one thought it reach production -- at least not right away. Then it went and put it into the dashboard of the 2016 7 Series. Now BMW has outdone itself already with the new AirTouch 3D gesture control system in the i Vision Future Interaction concept car. With it, you can control the car's in-dash screen just like a touchscreen without ever actually touching it. The super-cool-looking system is also the next step in reducing distracted driving. Ehang passenger droneEhang, a Chinese drone maker, unveiled a high-flying 500-pound drone, which in theory would also be able to serve as an autonomous transportation vehicle for real humans. According to the company, the elegantly designed drone can fly one person at approximately 100 kilometers (62 miles) per hour on a roughly 23-minute trip. The all-electric drone even has redundant equipment to ensure safety in bad weather One caveat: It's not legal in the U.S. yet. h\xC2\x1E\xE4pa\xA7\xE4\x90\xA5\xFB$\xCD\xD2\x82\x17\xD9>\xC9w\xD9\xD77O_\xA7\x0F"]' data-chapter-fragment='' data-chapter-image='' data-chapter='' data-extended-options='{}' data-height-style='' data-style='{}' data-title='Card' data-type='LongCard'> Chevy BoltIf driving the Tesla Model S is like driving the rich man's future, then driving the Chevy Bolt is like driving everyone else's. That's because the roomy but compact EV crossover boasts a 200+ mile range, seating for five and an impressive 10.2-inch touchscreen that debuts the new MyLink infotainment system. And you get all that for just $30,000. Forget range anxiety. Forget the Tesla Model 3. 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With a starting price of $999, the Blade Stealth undercuts even the most popular laptops like the Dell XPS 13 and MacBook Air, while offering more power and a high-res touchscreen. It's ridiculously thin (0.5-inches) and light (2.75 pounds) and comes with a Chroma-lit keyboard, which glows in 16.8 million different colors. The integrated graphics won't cut it for gamers, which is why Razer is also selling the Razer Core, an external graphics card dock that connects to the Blade Stealth and turns it into a supercharged desktop gaming PC within seconds. Griffin BreakSafeApple's latest MacBook is a design win on many levels, but not for fans of the company's laptop-saving MagSafe connector, which was discarded in favor of USB-C. Griffin's BreakSafe connector gets it back. The cable delivers power your MacBook but won't pull it over the edge of your desk if someone trips over it thanks to the magnetic 'cap' on the end. 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The 50th anniversary edition updates the design with a high-precision direct-drive motor that Panasonic claims produces audiophile-grade quality. And the design is gorgeous enough that non-audiophiles will appreciate it. LG's rollable display LG TVs LG 8K TVCES is the place to be to see insanely oversized TVs that only the 1% will be able to afford. LG's 98-inch 8K LED TV is a prime example of that premium luxury. With a resolution of 7,680 x 4,320, the flat screen has four times the resolution of a 4K TV and eight times the resolution of a full HD TV. Like so many new TVs at CES, the 8K LED TV boasts a number of picture-enhancing features like High Dynamic Range (HDR), increased brightness and ultra deep blacks. No word on how much the 8K LED TV will cost, but expect it to cost somewhere between really expensive and extremely expensive. LG rollable displayLG showed a rollable 18-inch, 1-millimeter-thick OLED display prototype that can play live video as it rolls up. Right now, LG can only produce an 18-inch rollable display, but LG foresees a future of rollable displays, big and small, that you can pick up and carry with you. The company's goal is to bring rollable, large-screen TVs to market within the next few years. 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The latest developer version of HTC's virtual-reality headset never disappoints, and the inclusion of a front-facing camera takes the experience to a new level of convenience now that wearers can see the 'real' world as they wander the Vive's very impressive virtual one. Now all we need is a release date. Nikon D5The Nikon D5 is a beast of a camera. As Nikon's top-of-the-line DSLR, it's designed for professional photographers who need the very best in performance. The D5 doesn't disappoint; it boasts a redesigned 20.8-megapixel full-frame image sensor, 153 autofocus points with 99-cross-points, continuous shooting at 12 frames per second with autofocus-tracking, and ISO sensitivity form 100-102400 (expandable to ISO 3280000). On top of all that power, the DSLR also shoots 4K video at 30 fps, something even Canon's DSLRs can't do. Kodak Super 8 cameraFifty years after the launch of the original Super 8 film camera, Kodak unveiled an early prototype of a new Super 8 at CES, and there’s no doubt filmmakers of all generations will try and get their hands on one. The revived camera is a modern update on the original’s design, and it’s not entirely analog. There’s a digital viewfinder, and users who choose Kodak for processing will receive a digital copy of their imagery in addition to an 8mm film to use in projectors. The first of the new units are expected to roll out in a limited-edition version in fall 2016 for the cost of somewhere between $400 to $750, and we can expect a cheaper version in 2017. Oculus Rift VRYears after it shattered its Kickstarter campaign, the (now) Facebook-owned Oculus VR is finally shipping the consumer version of the Oculus Rift VR headset. The cost to be at the forefront of VR is $599, which is on the pricey side, and doesn't even include a PC to power it (Mac isn't supported). The Rift ships with a sensor for motion tracking, an Xbox One controller and a copy of Lucky's Tale. (Those who pre-ordered will also get a copy of EVE: Valkyrie.) High price aside, the Rift offers incredibly immersive experiences that really make you feel like you've been transported into another world. Our only gripe is it's not shipping with the Oculus Touch motion controllers.
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