See what Ink Master vixen Lea Vendetta's biggest gripe is about the competition, then see how she fares when the show premieres Tuesday, January 17 at 10/9c.

A trade show draws celebrities of all stripes. So who made CES ... and what were they selling?

What CES celeb has the musical cred to make us believe they know anything about headphones? Snooki? Well, not technically, but she certainly knows a thing or two about bedazzled accessories.

Though it may look ridiculous, the Golden-I headset allows you to sync your devices computer, cellphone, tablet (and so on), all via cloud. Pretty cool.

CES is where the biggest gadget makers come to show off the products they think will revolutionize our world. It's also where the really unusual stuff comes to try and find its niche market. Here are the five strangest things we've seen on the floor so far.

Microsoft introduced a lot of new products during their keynote last night at the Consumer Electronics Show; about halfway through, though, they also decided to roll out the single weirdest thing we've ever seen at CES: the Tweet Choir.

An event as massive as the annual Consumer Electronics Show is bound to make more than a few people feel lost in a sea of fellow circuit heads. Mashable has your back.