Justin Bieber traded dance moves with a robot, there were "cloud-connected" concept cars, not to mention a 3-D printer that spit out toys, jewelry and more. They were some choice highlights among the thousands of tech novelties that lit up Las Vegas at the annual exhibition
?| January 17, 2012
2012 CES IN PICTURES: Clockwise from the top: Audi's Urban Concept, Liquipel, Solowheel and Alljack speakers.
Image: Courtesy of Larry Greenemeier
Ultrabooks, smart phones and gadget-friendly automobiles were the stars of last week's International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. But they were hardly the expo's only bright spots. Spread out on a show floor more than 37 football fields in area were plenty of robots, 3-D printers and a variety of new gadgets.
I prowled the floor and came away with photos sampling some of the sleekest, most interesting?not to mention bizarre?technology I could find. Some of the most striking were prototype concept cars that will probably never be used for passenger drives, such as an electric-powered re-imagining of Doc Brown's DeLorean DMC-12 from Back to the Future as well as gorgeous gadgets like Alljack's $68,000 gem-laden wireless speakers.
Click here for a slide show of this year's CES.
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