At the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES), participants are bound to see some pretty incredible things — ranging from the super innovative concept demos to the cool new premium products you can't wait to own (cue every super impressive high-definition television there) to the entirely pointless products.
7 new gadgets that you don't need at all
While a lot of nice and very useful gadgets were showcased during the CES 2015, some other devices displayed turned out to be somewhat unnecessary, and here's why.
However, some of the gadgets displayed are not exactly handy or even worth the splurge.
Here are a few of the zanier items spotted by Good Housekeeping at this year's edition of the convention:
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