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Razer develops concept for transparent light-up face mask Technology company Razer has developed a conceptual design for a clear plastic face mask with lights and a built-in sound system to improve social interaction during the pandemic. Called Project Hazel, the mask would be transparent in order to allow the wearer to use gestures such as smiling while speaking. Razer unveiled the design at CES 2021, which is normally held in Las Vegas but was held online this year due to coronavirus. Clear p...

Covid-19 Jan 25, 2021 07:46 AM By Sean Marsala The all-digital 2021 Consumer Electronics Show featured high-tech face masks. Consumer Technology Association (CES) Face masks will be an immutable part of our foreseeable future, so it’s no surprise that manufacturers are rolling out new and innovative designs to make them more comfortable and more effective.They have even shown up at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, which featured four high-tech masks.  MaskFone You’ve proba...

In fact, there are too many and many of them may be irrelevant for most people. With that consideration in mind, we wanted to list some of the more interesting

Add to that an attempt to overthrow the US government as the Trump administration hacked out its final death rattles, and the same administrations world-leading ineptitude resulting in record-breaking fatalities and new infections day after day during the virtual event last week, and suddenly paying attention to robots no one will ever buy or headphones none of us have use for — stuck at home as we are — seems not just asinine, but insane. But hey, I get it, you want to know what was unveil...

Annual tech bonanza CES is over for another year, so I thought Id round-up all the important PC gaming announcements right here in one handy location. The big

The Best Gadgets of CES 2021, and the Weirdest Ones Too Share Image: Lenovo To sign up for our daily newsletter covering the latest news, features and reviews, head HERE. For a running feed of all our stories, follow us on Twitter HERE. Or you can bookmark the Gizmodo Australia homepage to visit whenever you need a news fix. The weirdest CES ever staged is now over. But no one will be striking booths in Las Vegas or hustling out of $1,000 a night hotel rooms today with all the cool gadgets they...

Chris Davies - Jan 18, 2021, 9:55am CST It’s fair to say that CES 2021 was a tech show of firsts: no huge Las Vegas bonanza of gadgets and vast booths, but still plenty of news delivered up virtually instead. As always, the TVs were big, the laptops potent, and the oddball gizmos, well, odd. Read on for SlashGear’s best of this year’s show. Best IoT/Smart Home Device: Philips Hue Wall Switch Module Filling a gap that Hue fans have long been requesting, the Hue Wall Swi...

Eye on the future Innovations came alive at this year’s CES, the world’s biggest tech exhibition. Custom lipstick Yves Saint Laurent Rouge Sur Mesure Powered by Perso (but let’s not call it YSLRSMPBP!) marks a return of the lipstick after almost a year’s break because of Covid-19. L’Oreal announced a gadget at CES last year that promised to make lipstick shades in whatever colour wearers wanted. Here’s YSLRSMPBP… oops! It has sp...

CES 2021 showed us how robots can ease our pandemic woes Our big CES takeaway? When in crisis mode, summon the robots. Listen - 06:37 The first all-digital CES has come and gone, and it was a very different event than the ones weve experienced in the past. But it wasnt just the format that was different; the tech was different too. There was a discernible shift in some of the products being shown off by exhibitors -- a move toward tech designed to help u...

Before the start of the all-virtual CES 2021, we detailed the notable trends to look out for at the mega consumer tech event. We had mentioned then that the