Gadgets on display in Vegas
A host of new electronic gadgets are being unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Gadgets big, small and green on show in Las Vegas
A giant scale of invention is promised at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
In literal terms, few products on display will be bigger than this 84-inch Ultra HD LED television.
On the smaller end of the gadget scale is this weather alert radio for extreme conditions.
Many already exist in the marketplace, except this radio has the ability to select only the tornado alerts for a given area.
For the green-fingered tablet user comes the Parrot Flower Power.
The wireless device monitors the condition of your plants and sends a visual alert if any need attention.
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Technology that protects mobile phones from water damage will also be on display at the world's largest tech conference in Las Vegas, which begins tomorrow.
And, when two buttons are too few, the clicking-machine for ultimate gamers emerges: the 12-button Gila GX Gaming Series mouse.
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