The International CES where global consumer electronics and consumer technology tradeshow takes place every January in Las Vegas, Nevada. The key notes on Day 1 CES 2015 Event.

8. Oculus Crescent Bay prototype
This let’s you register and reserve your
personal 30 min window with the Crescent
Bay, a prototype VR headset that adds “360
degree head tracking, expanded positional
tracking volume, dramatically improved
weight and ergonomics, and high-quality
integrated audio,” with a rumored 1440
display.

9. Robotic Spider Dress defends your
personal space
A fabulous on sheer aesthetic value alone, but
the spectacular grotesquerie isn't simply for
its own sake. The dress has been integrated
with a number of technologies leveraging
Intel's Edison chip to keep people from
entering into personal space.

10. Razer OSVR
Razer takes virtual reality open-source with a
developer's kit for its headgear.

11. Lenevo LaVie Z
Lenovo's push to make lighter-than-Yoga
devices results in the new LaVie Z series,
which promises a 13-inch clamshell laptop at
1.72 pounds (0.7kg) and a Yoga-style 13-inch
hybrid at 2.04 pounds (0.9kg).

12. Dell XPS 13
A 13-inch notebook with a Quad HD display
and an Intel Broadwell chip inside, the XPS 13
weighs only 2.6 pounds (1.2 kg) yet feels
pretty sturdy. The best part: the prices start at
$800 (about £530, AU$990).

13. VR
This year's Next Big Thing panel tackled the
current state and future of virtual reality

14. RealSense everywhere
Intel closed out the day with a showcase of all
the applications and prototypes for its
RealSense technology, which range from
gesture control to obstacle detection for
drones, robotics and smart everything.

15. References
www.cnet.com
CBS Interactive
http://www.mercurynews.com/

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