50 Pictures That Defined CES 2013

Hey! I have those same green onesies!

Intel really pushed its new Atom-based Windows 8 convertibles at its press conference.

Lenovo showed off its 27-inch IdeaCentre Horizon. The company is pushing it as the world's first table PC for the home.

Cooler Master had a couple booth babes showing off gaming accessories up in its CES suite. Here is one of them.

Here is another.

Now here is both of them together.

Razer posted its banner on the 37th floor of the MGM grand for the whole Vegas strip to see.

50 Cent made an "appearance" showing off some headphones.

The showfloor often got crazy crowded. You could smell the buildup of nerd all around you! :(

Xi3 featured giant versions of its small form factor PCs hanging over its booth.

Xi3 showing us what it looks like inside its tiny, modular PCs.

Xi3's booth babes

This part of CES sucked.

Some guy monkeying around on the show floor.

The Verge's Paul Miller plays a Kinect-like game on the PC where movement is controlled by leaning on ropes.

There were lots of vendors showing off water proofing technologies for mobile devices. Here we're shown an iPhone 5 completely submerged under water.

As you can see here, Fitness Gaming is really popular with the nerds...

Maybe this is a you-had-to-be-there moment, but all you need to know is there is a guy trying to take a nap while three other crazy people are dancing to Gangnam style. Btw, Gangnam style was everywhere at the show. :(

A picture of Zalman's completely fanless air cooler. The device ended up winning a CES award for design.

Try fitting that on your lap.

Showstoppers: a press-only event where they serve FREE FOOD!

Check it out, "grilled white chocolate and orange bread with Brie and honeycomb." It was very, very good.

Look! Fancy metal sporks!

Lenovo sponsored a group of tech artists to create a large moving robotic snake.

Nvidia's shows off cloud gaming with its Grid technology. With Nvidia Grid, you can play high-end PC games on your tablet.

Nvidia showcasing the new Tesla all-electric car. The Tesla uses Nvidia's GPU.

Nvidia bumper sticker. Now, does this car come in green?

Razer's sharp-looking booth.

The Razer Edge convertible won numerous CES awards. The company is advertising the device as a laptop, tablet, and gaming console.

Zotac's yellowish-orange BitFenix case. Yay or nay?

Is it just us, or does this alien look a bit...high?

The devices these people are wearing on their heads is supposed to track your brain activity. Is it bad that when I put it on, the device flat-lined?...

This guy sat in the wooden contraption all day. Why? We have no idea.

The only way to game.

Look! Mario is sitting on her head!

A pair of green gals.

While it might not be Valve's official "Steam Box," Xi3 has been working with Valve to fully "optimize" the small form factor PC for Steam. ...Whatever that means.

In order to hear the live music at this headphone companies booth, you had to put on its headphones. The instruments were completely silent otherwise. Pretty cool.

4K TVs...they were EVERYWHERE.

Yep, it's finally here folks, glasses-free 3D TVs. To bad this display looked horrible.

4KTVs...do want.

Virtual reality!...It's here! Kind of...okay, not really. :(

Are these suits creepy to anyone else?

It's not a bird, it's not a plane, it's...it's...IPADMAN?

At first we thought this silver dude was a statue because of how still he stood, but after a while he started popping and locking to the music.

That's a big iPad!

I was hoping to see flying cars, all I got was this.

If "the world's biggest boombox" is what you seek, to Behringer you must speak.

Look! Intel's weird logo filled with laptops!

CES: one of the few times were it's socially acceptable to take photos of random women.