Check out TechRepublic’s coverage of the best business products of CES 2017. We’ll also report on innovations in smart cities, autonomous vehicles, IoT, VR, and AR. You definitely don’t want to miss our photos of the wackiest tech we spot at the event.
The influence of Microsoft's Surface Pro and other PCs was plain to see at this year's CES, but Windows' mobile woes continue to cast a shadow over the OS's future.
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As usual, CES 2017 revealed some fascinating products and technology--but the trick is figuring out which ones will be a hit. Microsoft is looking to play the field and come out ahead in the end.
At CES 2017, Nissan announced Seamless Autonomous Mobility (SAM), a system developed from NASA technology that pairs AI with human support to get autonomous cars on the road faster.
The HP Envy Curved AIO 34, unveiled at CES 2017, is a refreshingly stylish take on the all-in-one desktop form factor.
Dell cuts the power cord on its new wireless charging 2-in-1 laptop. Here's how it could benefit business users.
At CES 2017, dozens of companies presented robots they believe will improve life at home, work, and school. Here's a peek at what they can do.
The Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform will allow automakers to build the company's productivity tools into cars, including Cortana, Office 365, and Skype for Business.
Intel's new 5 mm-thick computing platform, the Compute Card, could help businesses more quickly embrace the Internet of Things.
A new IoT wearable device from Carnival incorporates machine learning and data analytics for cruise ship passengers. It will debut on a Princess Cruises ship in November this year.
AT CES 2017, Lenovo introduced updated versions of their ThinkPad X1 Carbon and X1 Yoga. Fans of the company's X1 enterprise laptops will like the changes.
LG's W7 'wallpaper' OLED TV is one of the rare CES products that gives you a look at the future in a product you can buy today. Look for businesses to use these to impress their recruits and partners.
At CES, Nvidia and Audi announced that they are working to put a Level 4 autonomous vehicle on the road in three years' time.
At the 2017 Consumer Electronics Show, ASUS unveiled its new line of ZenFone smartphones, which include AR and VR support, and advanced camera hardware.
LG's new Hub Robot can recognize different users and connect with IoT devices via voice commands. But, is that enough to compete with the industry leaders?
At CES 2017, Ford announced that it would be bringing Amazon's voice service Alexa to certain cars in 2017, and Wi-Fi hotspot capability to some models in 2018.