CES

On today's all-new Attack of the Show, we're live from Las Vegas for CES 2012, where Kevin Pereira and Jessica Chobot will take a look at the HP Envy 14 Spectre Ultrabook, Motorola's DROID, the Samsung OLED TV, Sony's hot new PSP Vita handheld gaming system and more.

Also, it's a very special day at AOTS, because, back in studio, we'll celebrate host Candace Bailey's first anniversary on the show. To commemorate this very special milestone, check-in at AOTS over at GetGlue to receive this limited-time only "Happy One Year Anniversary" sticker!

Also, Candace and Sara Underwood welcome The Devil Inside star Fernanda Andrade and more!

It's a very tech-heavy Attack of the Show tonight @ 7PM ET! Don't miss it!

Today on an all-new Attack of the Show, Kevin Pereira and Jessica Chobot report in live from Las Vegas, and tell us what's going on at  CES 2012. Also, Sara Underwood and Candace Bailey are here in-studio to talk with David Cross, star of IFC's The Increasingly Poor Decisions of Todd Margaret. 

Also, Devin Faraci reviews Moneyball and Boardwalk Empire on DVDuesday, and more! Tune in tonight @ 7PM ET to see all of it.

Let's face it. As youths of the 21st Century, we like to wear our pants around our ankles. It's just a fact of life. However, unless you're a homeless person or a pop star, it can be unseemly to be walking the streets with your pants on the ground. That's what makes Andrew Lewis, an inventor from Harlem, the odds-on favorite to take the Nobel Peace Prize in 2011, with his invention that allows you to wear the fashionable sag, without looking like an idiot.

The invention, called "Subs," functions a little like suspenders and a garter belt combined, allowing you to show the world your boxers without having to keep pulling them up. "What?" I can year you saying right now, "don't they have a belt for just such a purpose?" Silly, silly reader. Belts keep your pants around your waist. What is this, the 1890's? Get with the times, satchmo. You're no one who's anyone without showing everyone what choice you make in underwear on a daily basis!

So, we might be looking toward the future with this week's CES 2011 coverage, with talk of robots and lasers and all of that useless crap, but this, friends, this invention is the real news of the new decade, and we're going to have to go a long way to top it.

CES 2011 finally here! Tonight at 7PM ET/PT, Attack of the Show will be devoting two hours of live coverage for CES '11, the world's largest consumer technology trade show taking place in Las Vegas. Kevin Pereira and Morgan Webb will take you deep inside the gadget and tech fest, with previews of the latest 3D televisions, cameras, camcorders, smart phones and even robots.

Don't forget to keep an eye on The Feed, where we'll also be featuring the latest news from CES 2011, from product reviews to exclusive interviews and informative features. See you tonight!

Not all technological advancements are evil like Skynet. Sony proves that new gadgets can also be eco-friendly, like their new recycled W series Eco notebook. Kevin Pereira and Alison Haislip cover more of the top consumer tech from CES 2010, like the new Toshiba Satellite E205 laptop and the Samsung BD-C6900 Blu-ray player that yes, has built-in 3D playback in case you don't want to buy a 3D television.

So what happens when you hook up your 3D DVD player to your 3D TV? 4D?

Yup. It's true. 3D HD televisions have launched at CES 2010. Kevin Pereira and Alison Haislip take a look at the products soon to be available in your home, like the Sony Bravia LX Series with its 3D features built-in, the Samsung C9000 that comes with what has to be the coolest remote ever (a mini TV?? On your remote???) and the "no one is ever really going to buy this, right?" Panasonic 152" 3D plasma.

If and when you do buy these TVs, please send us photos of yourself wearing the 3D companion glasses. No, we won't laugh.

Attack of the Show's coverage of CES 2010 continues tonight on G4 at 7:00 PM! Kevin Pereira and Alison Haislip will take on even more cutting edge consumer technology, like 3D televisions from Samsung and Panasonic, the Sony W Series Eco Notebook, a new Toshiba satellite with a wireless TV receiver and a time machine. Okay, kidding about the last one.

Check it out tonight! 

This is probably the coolest (okay, maybe not but close!) display at CES 2010. Kevin Pereira checks out Intel's amazing MultiTouch Wall that displays thousands of live feeds using its i7 core processer.

And by check out, we really mean he pokes it incessantly.