CES has always been a glimpse into the future, and this year’s event indeed showed that we’re living in a tech-centric world.

Joe Rogan had a major VR gaming request for Mark Zuckerberg, but the Meta CEO shut down his idea for one big reason.

The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is getting down to the end of all the cool technology that people can already get ...

Keith from The Outerhaven tried out the bHaptics feedback Tactsuit Pro and lived out his Ready Player One fantasy.

The Dell XPS 13 is one of the best laptops around and this particular model with a great screen and plenty of RAM is $700 off ...

CES 2025 became a showcase of innovation for gaming accessories, highlighting groundbreaking advancements that redefine ...

Wearable haptic devices, which provide touch-based ... as well as creating larger-scale devices – perhaps even a full suit – for virtual reality interactions. They also hope to incorporate ...

Razer's accessories could combine to provide a genuine at-home 4D gaming experience, allowing you to feel the breeze on your shoulders and the pounding of horse hooves through your core as you ride ...

In the long run, good results will surely follow suit. Advanced VR technology has trumped some of ... They allow players to order right back at games, with no intermediaries. Haptic feedback devices ...

Unless you go completely off the grid, you'll find it difficult to think of anything that isn't tech-centric or couldn't be enhanced by technology. And that's evident at CES.