Where Are They Now: 2014’s Top CES Prospects Revisited

A year later, how many of our favorites have delivered on their promises?
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Every January, thousands of press and industry members flock to Las Vegas to the latest in technology and gadgets at the Consumer Electronics Show. And while we rave about the innovation and the nifty concepts that companies show off, they don’t always end up coming to fruition.

So while CES 2015 is in full swing, we’re looking back to 2014 to run down our top picks from last year’s show and see which ones have delivered and which ones are still on their way or have disappeared from the scene altogether.

Maingear Spark
Lenovo Horizon 2
Intel RealSense 3D Camera
PlayStation Now
Myris EyeLock
LG G Flex
Parrot MiniDrones Rolling Spider
Celestron Cosmos 90GT WiFi Telescope
Scanadu Scout
WowWee MiP
Audi Sport Quattro Laserlight
Navya Induct