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From the latest TVs to smart home gadgets to the latest tech accessories, these are Newsweek's picks for the best products coming out of CES 2022.

At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Sony unveiled its new PlayStation VR2 headset and an exclusive game that will debut on the system. Here's all you need to know.

The Freestyle from Samsung is an impressive projector that is perfect for at home and on the go, with instant setup and loads of features.

With presentations from the likes of Sony, Samsung, Intel, LG and Nvidia, this year's Consumer Electronics Show promises lots of exciting news.

CES 2021 brings an abundance of new technology, and we've rounded up all the cool new tech and gear that you can already buy.

The best of CES 2021 includes TVs, monitors, gadgets, masks, laptops, a personal garden, a refrigerator and much more.

Last week at CES, the biggest event of the year in consumer technology, more than 4,400 exhibitors unveiled some 20,000 new products across a broad array of tech and tech-infused categories.

Samsung is unveiling its new Space Monitor at CES 2019 which promises to save users more space on their desktops.

A lot of useful and creative technology products were showcased at CES 2018.

The French are shaking off a reputation for stuffy socialism and are promoting tech startups.

From pain relief to vinyl records, the CES truly had it all.

Audiophiles deafened by the din of CES-mania found a safe haven at Emotiva.

The endless search for one honest booth…and a video game for dogs.

The Bolt is an all-electric car with an impressive 200 mile range and an even more impressive $30,000 price.

V2V is ready for your car now, but sadly, it won't be saving lives for years.

The South Korean company says its new HDR Pro TV is four credit cards thin.

The biggest electric car reveal that a company could make today might be an affordable car with great range.

A dispatch from a 1980s-themed three-hour preview of the technology on view at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

Summoning your car with a word to your smartwatch may no longer become the preserve of silver screen spies