Smart gadgets you would love to own!

One of the world's biggest trade shows, Consumer Electronics Show showcases some of the best tech innovations.

The International CES (CES) is held each January in the Las Vegas Convention Centre.

Take a look at some of the innovative gadgets at the CES...

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The HAPIfork introduced today, keeps track of the number of fork servings you take, measures how fast you are eating and alerts the user with lights and vibration if you are eating too fast.

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The software allows a Dish customer to use a mobile device to serve as a remote control, and recommends programming based on real-time TV viewing and social media trends. 

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A woman links her iPhone to the MyLink system in a Chevrolet Spark at the opening press event of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

In addition to being able to run a variety of Apps, the system can also add incorporate Siri, which is a first for an automaker, a representative said.

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The portable speaker system can play for about 8 hours and recharges in 5 hours.

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Intel announced improvements to its processors including one with "all day" battery life. Intel also announced the availability of live and on-demand pay TV content to Intel devices.

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The personal indoor and outdoor weather station monitors a variety of conditions and sends the information to your wireless device.

The $179 system is available online and is expected in retail stores in a few months.

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The radio is similar to a regular weather alert radios but has the ability to select only the tornado alerts that are for your area.

The radio will retail for $59.00 and begin shipping at the end of April 2013.  

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The device announced on Sunday at CES, will charge and power a mobile device for up to two weeks.

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Phil Molyneux, president and COO of Sony Electronics Inc., holds a Sony Xperia Z smart phone during a Sony news conference at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

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The Wi-Fi enabled camera mountable Full HD camera has live view features through a smart device. The camera retails for $179.00.

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LG Electronics will begin selling televisions based on "OLED" technology, which allows for thinner displays that consume less power, in the United States in March.

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The headphones retail for $299.00.

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Intel announced improvements to its processors including one with "all day" battery life. Intel also announced the availability of live and on-demand pay TV content to Intel devices.

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Sharp introduced new television technology and devices made with IGZO technology (Indium gallium zinc oxide) which promises ultra-high screen resolution with very low power usage.

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The system is currently marketed at manufacturers but may have  future consumer applications, a representative said.

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The earphones can be made ambient-aware or noise isolating depending earpieces used. Both types are included. The earphones retail for $99.00.

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The case was created by a customer using the companies app to custom build a case using a 3D printer.

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The extremely precise mouse can record up to 72 macro keys per button, a representative said. The mouse retails for $99.00.

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Intel announced improvements to its processors including one with "all day" battery life. Intel also announced the availability of live and on-demand pay TV content to Intel devices.