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Wear this glove to learn sign language

While perusing the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show, Engadget profiled the Institute for Disabilities Research and Training's American Sign Language tutorial that uses AcceleGlove, a sensor-arrayed glove interface for PC, camera and fingers.

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CES 2012: Samsung debuts 'smart' washing machine

Las Vegas - As many electronic devices go the "smart" route and use wireless technology to provide consumers with enhanced, hi-tech features, Samsung just unveiled a new appliance that kicks this trend to a new level.

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The UK firms heading to CES in Las Vegas

New technologies unleashed at CES

Waterproof smartphones are among the new tech on display as the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show kicks off in Las Vegas.

Nokia, Microsoft the big winners at CES 2012

The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas is over, and according to organizers, it was the biggest ever. Peter Nowak takes a look back at the massive event, and pinpoints this year's winners and losers.

VIDEO: A smart view on 2012's tech

Spencer Kelly discovers some of the less high-profile launches at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, the world's largest consumer technology tradeshow.

ANALYSIS | Who will replace Microsoft as the CES keynote?

When CEO Steve Ballmer gives the opening address at the Consumer Electronics Show on Jan. 9, it will be the last time Microsoft does the show's keynote. Experts say the software giant's decision to bow out of CES is signficant. So who will take their place?