CES stories
AEE Aviation Technology unveils AEE SELFLY, a smartphone case with an embedded drone, aiming to take selfie pictures to new heights at CES.
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, memory gurus, Crucial, have launched their MX500 solid-state drive.
Philips unveils SmartSleep headband at CES, aiming to improve deep sleep quality with data-driven insights and real-time interventions.
The digital cockpit platform combines 5G technology and the IoT to provide an intelligent connected car experience...
Intel has set a new Guinness World Record at CES 2018, flying 100 Shooting Star Mini drones indoors from a single computer, showcasing a stunning light show.
Razer unveils Project Linda, a bold hybrid laptop powered by the Android-based Razer Phone, aiming to merge smartphone convenience with laptop capabilities.
At CES in Las Vegas, NVIDIA have just announced the introduction of the big format gaming displays, AKA BFGDs.
As a part of CES Asia 2017, Startup Park will showcase at least 75 start-ups around the world from ten countries.
As cars become tech hubs, the blame for hacking these connected vehicles shifts between manufacturers and third-party computer systems.
If opening the fridge door to see what's in the fridge is too much of a chore then great, you've saved yourself 15 seconds.
The 2016 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas provided a glimpse of new technology and innovation to come during the rest of the year.
CES 2016's IoT explosion poses daunting tasks for networks, with connected devices strain prompting crucial IT adaptations.
Drones fly high at CES 2016, intriguing Kiwi consumers; Noel Leeming keen to introduce innovative tech including a modular band and smart fridge.
The consumer technology industry has a renewed focus on creating a healthier, more efficient future, and is looking at ways to advance sustainability.
CES 2016 served up a plethora of consumer electronics. But what caught the eyes of the Noel Leeming team - and what might hit NZ shores this year?.
More than 3800 exhibitors unveiled their latest technologies at arguably the world's largest technology event, CES 2016, held in Las Vegas last week.
Samsung has announced a range of new Internet of Things (IoT) products at CES 2016 in Las Vegas, including SUHD TVs and intelligent home appliances.
In order to still exist in 10 years, companies need to partner up and embrace change, says John Chambers, Cisco Systems CEO.
As CES this year there was a record number of innovative technologies showcased, from personalised health care solutions to connected devices and 3D printers.
Four key trends stood out for Noel Leeming's team attending CES. Jason Bell tells us what they were - and what they mean for the local market.
