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Jabra's headphones had us at "on-ear memory foam padding." We first tried the Danish audio company's Jabra Revo ($199) and the NFC-enabled Jabra Revo Wireless ($249) at this year's CES, where it was love at first listen, and now they're available for purchase.

The headphones aren't only comfy — they're durable, too. The aluminum frame and flexible shatter-proof headband are made for heavy wear and tear. Steel side hinges allow the headset to collapse, so it fits compactly in a purse or backpack.

When it comes to tech specs, the Revo headsets boast some impressive features. The right earphone is touch enabled, allowing listeners to control volume, skip tracks, and redial the phone using their fingertips. The Revo also pairs with Jabra's Sound App for iOS and Android, which uses Dolby Digital Plus technology to create deep bass and robust sound. A comfortable, immersive music experience is exactly what we expect from the over-the-ear headphones we use day in and day out — and Jabra might just be our new top pick.

An iPad-enabled potty-training seat wasn't the only kiddie find at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week. From the looks of things, tech developers seem to have tots on their creative minds these days. If you thought you couldn't wrangle your tablet out of your tots' hands before, just wait. There's plenty of tech on the horizon for lil ones in the coming months, from a variety of toys featuring kids' favorite characters (Mickey, Elmo, etc.) that interact with apps to several new tablets designed just for kids (and we're not talking about new enhancements to the LeapPad, but real WiFi-enabled devices). Check it out!

The music boxes of the modern age went unplugged at this year's CES, where booths showcasing Bluetooth-enabled wireless speakers crowded the show floor. Like fitness gadgets, the portable audio market is exploding and while Beats Pill and Jambox are already established as the two leading brands, there's still a lot of room for sound quality and battery life innovation in the speaker space.

Join the Bluetooth wireless speaker bonanza, and check out the new portable audio options that stood out during this year's CES.

Pastels and use of the word "kiss" do not a gadget for women make, a belief Stellé Audio used in the creation of a line of portable speakers that leave the standard white/black aluminum design of tech accessories looking downright severe. The Stellé Speaker Clutches are designed to look like they walked straight off the runway, draped in luxury materials like woven leather and snakeskin, but with an added bass boost.

We had a chance to experience the Bluetooth-powered sounds of the clutches in Las Vegas during CES and heard unexpectedly rich sounds bursting from the speakers that we paired easily to our iPhones. The clutches can also be connected to devices via USB and 3.5mm stereo cables and include a rechargeable lithium-ion battery for up to 15 hours of playback. With a removable strap, the speaker clutch is meant to be shown off, worn like a purse, or removed and placed in prime tabletop viewing at a party.

With a starting price tag at $300, it's definitely a luxury addition to an audiophile's life. The company expects to announce its first retail partners this February. Take a look at the Stellé flagship and Rebecca Minkoff accessory lines in the gallery, and share your opinion on the fashion and tech collaboration.

Don't count Polaroid out of the gadget game just yet. At CES, the instant-photography revolutionary unveiled an interchangeable-lens camera powered by Android and its move into professional-quality photo printing at Polaroid Fotobars.

Take a look at Polaroid's plans for 2013 including a close look at the iM1836 interchangeable-lens camera.

When we entered the exhibit of Stockholm-based Molami at CES, we didn't quite know what exactly we were looking at. A silk-satin chiffon audio headwrap? Soft napa leather-covered earbuds? Needless to say, we were intrigued by the audio accessories' fashion-meets-function form factor.

Here's a look at the beautifully eclectic wearable audio of Molami. We want to know: do you think these headphones and earbuds are fit for the fashion-forward?

The technology extravaganza that is CES is well underway in the Las Vegas desert. While companies battle for the flashiest product unveiling, many are focusing on the highest resolution displays ever seen, while others build on everyday uses like effortless traveling, smart cameras, and reinventing the console gaming system.

Catch up on the latest of our CES 2013 coverage here.