CES 2012

China's ZTE is the world's fourth-largest smartphone maker, although it retains a low profile in North America, much of Europe and other big markets. That could change very soon as the company rolls out a few big new phones in the coming months.

Sources say game developer, Valve, is working on software and hardware specs for a possible gaming console that may be revealed later this year.

The Emperor 1510 is the Scorpion King of computer work stations.

A new soundbar from Philips is capable of streaming audio and video content from a laptop, tablet or phone to the TV using Android.

Rydis' H800 robotic air purifier roams the house in search of allergens, odor and dust.

When installed in a car, Scosche's cellCONTROL disables mobile phone use while the vehicle is in motion.

Griffin's latest version of its HELO TC toy helicopter comes with Android support and twin missile launchers.

The iNature iPhone cover is 100-percent biodegradable.

Tobii introduced and demonstrated its latest eye control technology called Gaze at last week's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

McIntosh Laboratory has launched a very limited 50th Anniversary edition of its iconic MC275 tube amplifier.

Poldera's Power Bank is part LED flashlight, part back-up phone charger.

SmartGoggles from Sensics use an on-board computer to provide a standalone 3D gaming and entertainment solution.