CES 2013: a potpourri of smartphone and tablet accessories
Share:
We saw more than a few new smartphones, tablets, and Android-powered toasters on display at CES 2013. Some of them we liked, others we weren't so crazy about. But in addition to all of these devices, plenty of manufacturers attending the show had brought all sorts of accessories as well, and we've picked some of the more interesting of them just for you, guys. Which one of them you think is the coolest? Would you ever consider getting any of them once they hit the market? Let us know down in the comments!
CES 2013: accessories for smartphones and tablets Fullscreen
More popular slideshows
10 great Android widgets you should try
09 Apr 2013, 08:08
Samsung Galaxy S4: 10 exclusive or little-known features review
05 Apr 2013, 07:17
Best Android phones to get this spring
17 Apr 2013, 09:48
5 smartphone apps banned by... Google
16 Apr 2013, 07:24
Samsung Galaxy S 4 hands-on
14 Mar 2013, 18:32
Google+ surpasses Twitter to take number 2 social network after Facebook
28 Jan 2013, 00:58
Share:
Nokia Lumia 920 and 808 PureView team up for a concert video 
Sony Xperia Z price puzzle starts to fall into place: it won't be cheap 
5 Comments
1. BadAssAbe posted on 14 Jan 2013, 06:45 5 0
7/10 iOS only
iPhoneArena Let me fixed the headline for you
CES 2013 A Potpourri of iOS Accessories
We expect more form you phonearena
2. Phullofphil posted on 14 Jan 2013, 06:47 2 0
Should have said apple accessories instead of just accessories.
3. Phullofphil posted on 14 Jan 2013, 06:47 0 0
That's funny we were posting at the same time and said the same thing
4. someones4 posted on 14 Jan 2013, 07:39 1 0
Yeah, this is lame. The event isn't called iCES. Where are the Android stuff? Why didn't anyone make or mention android accessories?
5. faisolbauuz posted on 14 Jan 2013, 07:53 1 0
Lol 200$ for an ipad dock ? Well i rather buy a brand new nexus7 the price for iphone accesories is ridiculous
The Zoom iQ5 turns your iPhone 5, iPad mini, or 4-th generation iPad into a professional handheld sound recorder. Equipped with stereo microphones, it can capture uncompressed, 16-bit 44.1kHz audio for your high-fidelity applications, although you should be able to use it while capturing video as well. The accessory should go on sale in Q2 of this year and will cost about $100.