Hardware

From new cable management systems to mini-PCs, CES was loaded with great PC gadgets and gear.

Finally, a robot vacuum and mop that's less "needy houseguest" and more "autonomous housecleaner."

The macro and micro lens give you sweeping views and insane detail—with no subscription fees.

From transparent TVs to the Keurig of ice cream makers, these are the best things I saw at CES.

Home Depot and OliverIQ want to make getting into smart technology less painful—but can they live up to that promise?

Appliances want to cook everything at light speed for you, but are we losing the connection to our food in the process?

From speaking toilet seats to AI-enabled air vents, CES had a lot to offer in the bathroom.

After a number of years in the background, Samsung resurrects the OG smart hub with a slate of truly aspirational innovations

Manage your cables better with an entirely new style of PC building components.

KVM support meets a stylish, beautiful display.

Raptor Lake gets even more of a refresh.

A 14-inch Android tablet and a full-fledged Windows 11 laptop, rolled into one device.

Creating a house full of voice-assistive interaction means choosing which Amazon Alexa Echo devices best fit your space and your needs.

This year's Consumer Electronics Show is showing us the rise of the robot lawnmower.

Alexa, Amazon's voice assistant, has become a major player—and it's easy to set up.

New processors and GPUs are coming.

Nvidia is finally offering a cheaper GPUs that are still packed with power.

Featuring a speaker that enhances dialogue audio, waterproof earbuds, and much more.

Look out, Rosey the robot: Your days are numbered.

With one command, you can create a cinema experience using all your smart home devices.