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Casey Macioge representing AcousticSheep LLC wears a RunPhones headband, a moisture wicking headband with removable headphones at the "CES: Unveiled," media preview for International CES, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, Jan. 5, 2014.

The world's largest consumer technology trade show, also known as the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), runs from January 7 to 10.

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A Mother data monitoring system from France is shown during the first press event for "CES Unveiled."

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DJI Innovations product manager Paul Pan demonstrates the company's DJI Phantom 2 Vision aerial system during at a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

The unit, available now for $1,199, has a 14-megapixel camera on board that can shoot raw photos and 1080p video.

It can be controlled with an iPhone or Android smart phone and has a 25-minute flight time.

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The LG Electronics LG G Flex phone is shown at a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center for the 2014 International CES.

The company touts the unit as the world's first curved flexible smart phone featuring a 6-inch, curved P-OLED screen.

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Liquid Image's EGO LS wearable camera is displayed during a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center for the 2014 International CES.

The 8-megapixel camera is WiFi enabled, has Bluetooth for remote control use and audio capability. It can be used with a module with 4G LTE so the user can live stream video anywhere. The camera will be available in June 2014 for $199 and the module will be sold separately, also for $199.

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A Wellograph watch and activity tracker is displayed at a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

The watch works as a standalone device and displays information through an infographic interface. It can monitor the user's heart rate, work as a running watch and a pedometer, measure calories burned and contains all the information for up to four months.

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The Shine physical activity monitor by Misfit is displayed at a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

The $100 device measures calories, steps, distance and sleep and is waterproof.

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The Sphero 2B robot from Orbotix is displayed at a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

The robot is controlled by Bluetooth and iOS or Android smart phone apps and can travel up to 14 feet per second over multiple surfaces.

Using infrared technology, users can play multiplayer games by remote control.

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A Parrot MiniDrone is shown in flight during a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

The drone is controlled by a smart phone using Bluetooth and has wheels enabling it to roll on floors, walls or ceilings.

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The Aha car media streaming platform by Harman is displayed at a press event at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

The head unit makes Internet radio and information from more than 40 different sources including books and blogs available in-dash.

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The LG G Flex phone is presented during the first press event "CES Unveiled."

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Novasentis presents their Electro-Mechanical Polymer EMP, actuator technology, during the first press event at "CES Unveiled."

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A DJI Innovations DJI Phantom 2 Vision aerial system drone is shown during "CES: Unveiled."

The Phantom 2 Vision has a 14-megapixel camera on board that can shoot raw photos and 1080p video. The video can be seen live and stored on an iPhone or Android smart phone attached to the controller.

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The MX3 Meizu smartphone from Chinese company Future Technology Enterprise Ltd is displayed at "CES: Unveiled."

The MX3 is the latest Meizu smartphone using the Flyme 3.0 operating system which the company plans to release in U.S. markets later this year.

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Liquid Image's goggles with built-in cameras are displayed at "CES Unveiled."

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The Discovery iQ 48 Dual-Fuel Range with a 7-inch Android 4.0 tablet built into the front panel from appliance maker Dacor is displayed at "CES: Unveiled."

The tablet runs apps and controls all the functions of the oven via the touchscreen and the included Discovery iQ app and also connects into the home network.

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The Tinké connected health monitor by Zensorium is displayed beside an Android smartphone to which it can link via Bluetooth.

Tinké, an optical sensory device for smartphones monitors measures heart rate, respiratory rate, blood oxygen levels, as well as heart rate variability with a touch of the finger.

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Pink plastic pigs created with the Sculpteo 3D printing cloud engine are displayed at "CES: Unveiled."

Sculpteo produces and delivers mass produced 3D items for clients based on online ordering, providing cloud-based 3D printing with mass-customization.

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Bluetooth Fighting Mini Robots by European company BeeWi are displayed at "CES: Unveiled."

The small fighting robots connect via Bluetooth and pack infrared "guns" inside of their eyes. They're operated by an app and can be moved with motion control, by tilting and turning your mobile device.

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Chris George plays a video game wearing the PrioVR full body harness with 17 body and head sensors each containing a magnetometer, gyroscope and accelerometer to translate body motion into action by gaming characters, by Yei Technologies.

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The Kolibree toothbrush, the world's first Internet-connected toothbrush, is displayed at the "CES: Unveiled," media preview.

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Robert Price of TREWGrip LLC demonstrates a TREWGrip handheld rear-type keyboard and air mouse for Apple and Android tablets at the "CES: Unveiled," media preview for International CES, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas on January 5, 2014. The world's largest consumer technology trade show, also known as the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), runs from January 7 to 10.