In truth, there is no other way to describe the new household appliance to be on display at CES. Pictures of the new smart refrigerator have begun to show on banners along the main halls of CES, featuring what seems to be a regular size, two-door refrigerator, with a large touchscreen on one of the doors, next to the water and ice dispenser. According to the images, voice input could also be a possibility, which could turn out to be helpful in compiling shopping lists faster.

Gamers are notoriously at the bleeding edge of technology, and the first ones to adopt new hardware, and new software. Recent data from leading gamers network Steam, shows 54% of gamers use NVIDIA GPUs, while 26% run on a combination of AMD/ATI graphic hardware, and the remaining 19%, running on Intel integrated hardware.

2015 has been very good to Microsoft. In spite of a shaky start with its new business model, as well as a few kinks the company is smoothing out to make sure consumers understand how their data is being handled, adoption rate of Microsoft Windows 10 has not slowed down, with the latest numbers, provided by WinBeta, indicating that the operating system has passed the 200 million installations mark.

According to sources, and even a WiFi certification document, Samsung seems to be working on a 12 inch Windows 10 tablet, already dubbed a Surface Pro 4 competitor.