[CES 2014] IOGear intends to take advantage of the latest wireless capabilities in terms of NFC and Bluetooth by introducing the Bluetooth with NFC Audio Receiver. Also known as the GBNAR3 if model numbers are your cup of tea, the IOGear Bluetooth with NFC Audio Receiver will cost you $49.95 when it is available. This device will be able to wirelessly hook up an Android-powered smartphone or tablet that has been enabled for NFC to a stereo or home audio receiver music system, where all that is required to do so is a single tap against the provided receiver. As for the other range of smartphones, tablets or notebooks, those can also be hooked up via the standard Bluetooth pairing processes.
For instance, a college student is able to rely on a small set of box speakers to fill up the room with music from his or her handset itself, before making the seamless switch to a friend’s phone content whenever he or she taps the receiver. This would mean that a living room which has been wired for speakers will also benefit from the luxury of wireless audio streaming, coming in handy during family and friend get-togethers, parties and events. As for home theaters and audio video receivers, these can be connected via an optical or 3.5 mm output (2.1) without the need for any drivers or applications.
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[CES 2014] Arcsoft, a software company that develops various imaging technologies, is coming to CES with its first hardware: the Simplicam, a WiFi surveillance camera that connects to Closeli, a cloud-based service platform accessible online.
[CES 2014] ORIGIN PC has a couple of new desktop computer cases for the masses as CES 2014 kicks off with aplomb – offering the all new GENESIS and MILLENNIUM desktop cases which are said to redefine custom high-performance PCs thanks to its aggressive industrial design alongside an exclusive patent pending feature that is known as Variable Mounting. Variable Mounting happens to be a breakthrough feature which will enable the motherboard to be mounted in a quartet of various orientations: Standard ATX, Inverted ATX, 90 degrees or Inverted 90 degrees, where all of them will be within a single desktop chassis design, now how about that for creativity? 
[CES 2014] RIVA has just launched its Turbo X speakers for the masses, where it also picked up the gong as an Honoree for this year’s CES Innovations Design and Engineering Awards. The RIVA Turbo X Bluetooth speaker has been touted to be the ultimate personal home entertainment sound system, where it is capable of delivering amazing audio performance thanks to selectable EQ settings which were specially designed for music, movies, video games, as well as other media. It boasts of a sophisticated patented design that comes with 7 speakers, 45 watts of power, an 18-hour reverse charging battery, Turbo volume boost, and surround sound which has been powered by ADX’s proprietary Trillium technology. 
[CES 2014] China’s smartphone market is catered to by a wide variety of companies which often manufacture some of 
