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Each year we review the massive amounts of news coming out of CES, and distill it down to the topics of interest to gamers. We'll update this topic each day with new posts, and comment in the forum thread if you think we've missed something.

January 9th
Toshiba p50t with 4k screen
Gartner: PC Shipments down

January 8th
Gigabyte "Auros" - Dual GPU gaming laptop less than 1" thick
Origin Genesis and Millennium PC cases offer ultimate customization - including four motherboard positions
More on AMD's "Project Discovery" tablet
Lots of interest in the Dell $699 4k UHD monitor; but still no specs, Dell has a landing page for the P2815Q...

January 7th
AMD Unveils prototype nano PC
John Carmack is developing games at Oculus VR
Latest Oculus Rift prototype "Crystal Cove" offers OLED screens, positional tracking and kills motion blur
Mad Catz releases Tournament Edition Rat mouse
Razer creates futuristic modular PC with Project Christine
Dell launches 28" 4k UHD display for $699 w/ IPS LED screen, but no news on refresh rate
AMD announces free G-Sync alternative based on existing open standards
AMD showcases "Project Discovery" AMD-based tablet for work and play, with docking system

January 6th
NVIDIA certifies PCs and routers that can stream games to the Shield handheld
Philips unveils 27" 1080p 144Hz monitor with NVIDIA G-Sync
ASUS launches $799 28" 4k UHD display
Full list of Valve Steam Machines at CES 2014
AMD brings full Android experience to BlueStacks via 4th Gen APUs

I was there and had exclusive access to a lot of those things. When I get a chance I'll most likely upload a gallery. I had a bunch of hands on time with all the AMD stuff. I was at the invite only keynote and afterwards. I have pics of all the Steamboxes that were at the Valve booth. Also got 45 minutes with Palmer Luckey and Oculus VR.

Here are a few random pics. They looked interesting but are about only 5-10% of what I shot at CES.