Audio, photography and TV – Sony debuted products across all areas at CES 2016, getting people of all interests talking.

Despite having no booth or keynote speech, the e-commerce giant's Echo smart speaker had people talking at CES 2016.

A robot vacuum, smart fridge and 98-inch TV were among LG’s new-age products aiming to enhance everyday life.

Despite having no public appearance at CES, Apple was frequently mentioned, propelled by other brands building products for Mac and iOS.

Powering Segways, drones and wearable tech of all kinds propelled Intel into the social media feeds of many.

From smart fridges to their own VR headset, Samsung used CES as a launch pad for a number of new innovative products.

Microsoft's connected car partnerships - as well as a star-studded CES party - generated plenty of online chatter.

HTC scored highly in the social media conversation as they debuted their Vive VR headset with Valve.

Virtual reality took center stage at CES, with the biggest name in the VR space generating substantial online mentions.

Facebook generated plenty of social media commentary at CES with its very own Oculus being the center of attention.