Day-1 of the years Consumer Electronics Show saw some major announcements from the likes of Intel, AMD, Asus and even Micromax. Watch the slideshow to get a recap of the major highlights for day-1 of this year's CES 2014
Indian smartphone and tablet manufacturer Micromax is making news at the Consumer Electronics Show by launching a tablet that supports dual-booting on Android Jelly Bean and Windows 8.1. Read our full story here http://dgit.in/19YnKdO
Intel's CEO has confirmed that Intel processors will officially support dual-OS booting on systems that run on Android and Windows. Read our full story here: http://dgit.in/Kz0qKI
With a number of rumours going on about the mini version of the Xperia Z1, Sony has officially pulled the curtains and announced the Xperia Z1 Compact. Read our full story here: http://dgit.in/19OJ9IO
Asus had a few strange announcements at this year's CES 2014, mostly focussing on the mobile segment. Read our full story here: http://dgit.in/199SvOK
Camera manufacturer Nikon has upped the entry-level DSLR range by announcing the D3300 with a 24MP filter-free sensor at the CES 2014. Read full story here: http://dgit.in/1fazmPf
During Valve's CES 2014 event, Gabe Newell released a brochure featuring images, prices, and specifications for 13 third-party Steam Machines. Read full story here: http://dgit.in/KuSae1
BlueStacks Virtualized Android Solution has been optimised for fourth-gen AMD APUs, giving users a full Andorid on Windows-based tablets, 2-in-1s, notebooks and desktops. Read full story here: http://dgit.in/1ehLokV