Tech Events Here's the most crazy, awesome and weird tech at CES 2015 News By Jessica Naziri published 13 January 2015 Two pages of the most bizarre CES tech under one roof Page 2 of 2: More strange CES 2015 gadgets Weird CES 2015 tech #1-10 More strange CES 2015 gadgets Automatic fish feeder A normal-looking lock that than can be controlled via an app The most relaxing CES tech demo this year We're working out next to the CEO of this odd company Oral B showed off its Bluetooth-connected toothbrush There were plenty of chic wearables at CES 2015 There was even a silently-shown LG Web OS smartwatch sporting a more premium design Self-driving car concepts are rare now, but could become the norm at future CES shows Brightly colored wearables for kids, just in case your son or daugher isn't already getting beat up Bluetooth-connected tennis rackets syc with phones and tablets Samsung Gear VR provides an interesting Oculus Rift-like experience Philips shows its remote history These tubes were turning continuously to show the toughness of Otter cases. No smartphones were harmed 'Okay Google, start the car' from your Android Wear smartwatch Get daily insight, inspiration and deals in your inboxSign up for breaking news, reviews, opinion, top tech deals, and more.Contact me with news and offers from other Future brandsReceive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors 1 2 Current page: More strange CES 2015 gadgets Prev Page Weird CES 2015 tech #1-10 Jessica Naziri LATEST ARTICLES1ChatGPT faceplants while translating Crunchyroll anime, and some viewers are demanding human localization2Is the world's largest CCTV surveillance camera vendor going to be the next Huawei? Canada bans Hikvision amidst security fears3I've been using Google AI Search mode for 4 months, and here are 5 tips to get the best results4This is probably the most powerful rugged laptop ever built - and you can even add a barcode scanner5Viewsonic unveils monitors with infrared cameras - but misses a trick by allowing them to be powered by USB-C (and shame they're not 4K)
