Sony usually has an eye-catching booth at CES, and 2014 was no exception. Stepping into its corner space at the Las Vegas Convention Center was like taking a trip on a spaceship, with a circular ring of screens overhead, showing off Sony's latest wares.
Down on the floor, there were a number of other interesting screens - from Sony's new 4K HDTV with a "wedge" form factor to the Xperia Z1s smartphone.
Those 4K HDTVs, meanwhile, will be able to stream 4K content from Netflix, which is working to roll out Ultra HD movies and TV shows, including season two of House of Cards.
This time last year, meanwhile, we hadn't yet seen the PlayStation 4, but it was on display at this year's CES. During its keynote, Sony announced that the company has sold 4.2 million PS4 consoles since it was released in November and would launch a streaming game service, dubbed PlayStation Now, later this year.
There were other goodies inside Sony's booth; take a tour with PCMag's Editor-in Chief, Dan Costa, in the video below. Also watch our booth tours for LG, Samsung, Intel, and Ford.
Video by Chris Snyder and Eddie Schneckloth