CES 2017: Highlights From January 6 And The Rest Of The Show

CES 2017 is coming to a close. It's been a hell of a week, and there are bound to be more stories about the show in the next couple of days. But for now it seems that many of the big announcements--from the debut of Kaby Lake to the next generation of VR and beyond--have been pretty well covered.

Gaming Laptops, Mixed Reality, And More

There's no unifying theme for today's coverage. Instead the announcements cover much of what CES 2017 had to offer--the introduction of new gaming laptops; demos of cool new virtual, augmented, or mixed reality devices; and products for people looking to spend a little money in 2017. Read on:

• Samsung Embarks On 'Odyssey' With Its First Gaming Laptops
• The Best Mixed Reality We’ve Ever Seen (In A Casino Hallway): Vrvana Totem
• Nyko Expands VR Product Lineup With PSVR, Vive Accessories
• Cougar At CES 2017: New PSUs, Chassis, And Mice
• AOC Reveals 16-Inch Monitor That Connects Via USB Type-C
• Snakebyte Announces Nintendo Switch, NES Classic Accessories
• Thermaltake Reveals View 31 And Core P1 With Tempered Glass At CES
• Finch Shift Is A Wireless, Camera-Free, Motion Controller System For Mobile VR
  

Standouts From CES 2017

It would be impossible to write about everything announced during CES and equally impossible to read about it all. If you want some of the highlights:

• All Of Intel's Kaby Lake CPUs
• Intel's 200-Series Chipsets
• Nvidia Announces Mobile GTX 1050 Ti, GTX 1050 GPUs With Immediate Availability
• Nvidia's New Shield TV Wants To Control Your Entire Home
• AMD Unveils 16 AM4 Motherboards, X300 And X370 Chipsets, And 17 Full Systems
• AMD Teases Vega Architecture: More Than 200+ New Features, Ready First Half Of 2017

The Rest Of The Show

You can find all of our coverage from CES 2017 here:

• CES 2017: Highlights From January 3 Include Kaby Lake, Kaby Lake, And Kaby Lake
• CES 2017: Highlights From January 4 Include VR, AR, And XR
• CES 2017: Highlights From January 5 -- Things Get Weird