CES 2017

China-backed electric carmaker hits yet another bump in the road.

We try out the wireless HTC Vive and new Tracker sensor at the CES technology show in Las Vegas.

Listing likely to be a hoax or scam.

From robotic cots to smart sensors, the world of connected parenting has been born.

Rinspeed Oasis concept car is unveiled by Harman at the CES 2017 technology show in Las Vegas.

Reward offered to those who can help with the identification, arrest and conviction of suspects.

Just scan in the barcode on your ready meal and the app sets the correct heat and cooking time.

Smart kitchen features wine cellar, smart televisions with cooking instructions and a heated dining table.

Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan did not rule out corporate spying behind the thefts.

Mass Effect Andromeda is set to release in March as one of the most anticipated games of 2017.

Interior concepts for a fully autonomous 'living room car' and near-future connected car on show at CES 2017.

Short-throw projectors and special film mean video and graphics can be beamed onto stadium box windows.

Companies lined up at CES 2017 to paint a future about super-fast mobile internet that doesn't yet exist.

Mercedes revealed a second teaser image of its upcoming AMG hypercar powered by an F1 engine.

The company has also updated the XPS 15 with improved performance.

The laptop is a prototype hence no pricing details are available as yet.

The Compute card will be available in mid-2017.

The bike has been designed to keep itself upright, both with and without a rider.

Most of the products launched at the consumer technology fair will only be available in China.

Gill Pratt, CEO of Toyota Research Institute says truly autonomous cars are a long way from reality.

As Amazon's Alexa takes over CES 2017, Google reveals expansion plans for its own personal assistant.

Creator of the Alpha series humanoid robots showcases new robo-range in Las Vegas.

Updated Android TV media-streaming box offers plug-and-play 4K Netflix, Amazon Video and PC gaming.

The laptops are equipped with Intel Core i7 processors.

Beastly machine houses two GeForce GTX 1080 X graphics cards and 64GB of RAM.

The Chromebook Plus will be available in February whereas the Pro model in spring this year.

The device can also 'keep a lively conversation going by expressing itself through looks and winks'.

The dome-shaped device boasts of machine learning and encryption abilities and can be controlled via users' phone.

'I believe virtual reality will be about far more than playing games,' Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said.

The camera will be available in late March for $1999.99.