Visualized: CES 2014's smartphones and tablets in numbers

All CES 2014 announcements are behind us now, as the trade fair closed its gates last week. We’re pretty sure that most of you didn’t manage to check out every single new product revealed there. But a good starting point for that would be our CES coverage page. Anyway, right now we don’t necessarily want you to see everything that’s been showcased in Vegas this year. Instead, we compiled several graphs showing details about the smartphones and tablets announced at the show.

Conspiracy theorists who believe that China will someday take over the world now have a new reason of concern, because... nah, we’re kidding! Still, it’s true that Chinese companies had the highest number of new smartphones and tablets announced at CES 2014 (thanks to ZTE, Lenovo, Huawei and others). Overall, Asia-based manufacturers were on a roll in Vegas - but that’s hardly a surprise.

Country of origin aside, can you guess which of the newly-announced smartphones has the highest expected retail price? What about the most expensive tablet showcased at CES? You’ll see it all in the slides below.

We included only devices announced by companies with an international presence (or at least a future international presence that’s been confirmed). Also, tablets that aren't truly portable (like Panasonic's huge 20-inch 4K Windows slate) were left out.

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