CES Concept Tech: 16 Gizmos Worth Waiting For

CES concept gadgets range from robotic balls you control with your phone, home theaters for your head, and bendable displays.

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You can't buy this $50k Tesla Model S electric vehicle quite yet, but you can drool over it and at the same time ogle over what is being touted will be the largest infotainment, navigation, and instrument-cluster system in a car. NVIDIA and Tesla Motors are at CES giving people a sneak peek at the interior of the luxury sedan and the 17-inch high resolution touchscreen display. Powering the display is NVIDIA's Tegra low energy processors.

No word if this gorgeous instrument panel can withstand piping hot spilled Starbucks' Venti dark-roast coffee.

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