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Vuzix Has Built a Pair of Smart Glasses You’ll Actually Wear
By Jordan French | Jan 23, 2017 at 8:30 pm
The smart glasses discussion has been all over the place in recent years. While Google’s smart glasses have sputtered, you might assume that giants like Apple or Samsung would be ahead of the pack in terms of innovation on the consumer front. However, one…
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The Two Biggest Surprise Products of CES 2017
By Yeshaya Krispin | Jan 12, 2017 at 5:50 pm
For those that haven’t been, CES in Las Vegas is an exciting event that acts as an incredible learning experience for budding entrepreneurs. As perhaps one of the most notable displays of the technology of the future, CES is chock full of new products,…
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Amp by OIO Turns Your iPad Air Into a Home Theater Experience
By Conor Cawley | Jan 6, 2017 at 4:30 pm
The iPad was the first iteration of the tablet, bringing these sleek screens into our homes for the first time. While they provided the portability of a smartphone and the immersion of a laptop, the comparatively smaller size and limited speakers made its entertainment…
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Help Me, Kino-Mo, You’re My Only Hope for Affordable Holograms
By Conor Cawley | Jan 6, 2017 at 2:20 pm
Ever since Star Wars hit theaters in 1977, the world has been fascinated with holograms. Princess Leia’s distressed message to Obi-Wan Kenobi was the innovative fantasy of every tech entrepreneur that wanted to travel to a galaxy far, far away. And while technology hasn’t made…
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How the Merge VR Holo Cube Upends the History of Interface Tech
By Adam Rowe | Jan 6, 2017 at 12:50 pm
Yesterday, at CES, Merge VR announced their newest product and the world’s first holographic toy, the Holo Cube. It’s a form of augmented reality, since users can interact with a physical cube in order to register actions in a virtual world. This type of interface…
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The Panasonic CIO Is the Small Oven the World Needs
By Conor Cawley | Jan 5, 2017 at 7:00 pm
If you’ve ever lived in an apartment or home without a microwave, you’ve likely asked yourself “now what am I going to eat?!” While food is always better for you when it’s cooked in an oven, using this massive home appliance takes up far too…
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Falco Launches Indoor and Outdoor eBike With 100 Mile Range
By Elliot Volkman | Jan 5, 2017 at 5:50 pm
Though not a new concept, the conversion of bikes into eBikes has gained in popularity over the years, especially thanks to crowdfunding campaigns. Announced today at CES, Dulles-based Falco eMotors is launching their own take on eBike conversion kits. Like those before it, Falco…
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The Valeo Self-Driving Car Looks Like Something Straight Out of TRON
By Adam Rowe | Jan 5, 2017 at 4:30 pm
Over 22 automakers and 34 hardware or software companies are hard at work developing self-driving cars, according to a recent tech report. It’s no secret that the industry is rapidly developing, and it can’t come soon enough for those concerned about safety on the road: According…
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JAM Audio Launches Alexa Enabled Speakers
By Elliot Volkman | Jan 5, 2017 at 3:30 pm
The year of voice-based assistants is here, and now JAM Audio is announcing three new speakers that support Amazon’s Alexa during CES 2017. The company also announced several new or updated versions of their WiFi and Bluetooth connected speakers and earbuds. Priced competitively against…
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Video: How the Fingo Module Makes VR Hand Tracking Work
By Adam Rowe | Jan 5, 2017 at 2:20 pm
The San Jose, Calif.-based AR/VR startup uSens is taking to CES this week to unveil their Fingo module, hand-tracking tech that will allow VR features to easily incorporate your own free-fingered hand movements in real time. It’s a small step for VR that could be a…
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CUJO and In&motion Take Home Startup Night Prize at CES 2017
By Conor Cawley | Jan 5, 2017 at 12:50 pm
Beyond the lights of the Vegas strip, the Elvis impersonators, and the brightly colored slot machines, fifteen startups competed for the top spot at Tech.Co’s Startup Night, a CES 2017 event dedicated to showcasing new companies and their innovative tech. The competition was heated…
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How the CES-Launched “Eli Zero” City Car Will Bring an Electric Future
By Adam Rowe | Jan 4, 2017 at 5:50 pm
City life needs to be revamped. At least, that’s the vision Eli founder Marcus Li has in mind. It’s the driving force behind the car startup’s new model, the Eli Zero, which debuts this week at the 2017 Consumer Electric Show (CES) in Las…
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Immotor Is the Hi-Tech Scooter That Won’t Make You Look Silly
By Conor Cawley | Jan 4, 2017 at 4:30 pm
Everyone remembers the popularity of the Razor scooter. Every kid between the age of 4 and 40 was riding down the street with the confidence of an X-Games athlete. Tragically, everyone began ridiculing people that used this means of transportation for anything more than casual…
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Why Eureka Park Embodies the Spirit of CES 2017
By Adam Rowe | Jan 4, 2017 at 3:30 pm
Tech.Co has partnered with Arlington Economic Development to bring you this story. For more in this sponsored series: AED ecosystem. This year’s first big tech get together is already upon us: The Consumer Electronics Show is gearing up at Las Vegas, NV, and will run from…
