On Monday at the 2014 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings promised 4K streaming and Sharp showed off its Aquos TVs. Samsung releases gigantic tablet Sony reveals 4K TVs and a GoPro competitor Sony: Sony's auditorium with a 360 degree screen sets the stage for its CES 2014 unveiling Source: Supplied It's 4K crazy over at Sony with a flood of Ultra HD devices being revealed. A new range of 4K TVs ranging in size from 65-85 inches come with a heap of different ways to stream 4K content. The future of TV is 4K and Sony has released a whole line up of sets. It'll also be broadcsting the FIFA World Cup in 4K too. Soccer fans will also be happy to hear that Sony is supplying 4K cameras to film the FIFA World Cup so you can see very blade of grass on the pitch. A 4K handheld video camera perfect for amateur filmmakers was presented. Comes with a not-so-bad price tag of around $2,000. It announced a GoPro competitor that even comes with a dog mounting accessory so you can see what your best pal gets up to. Sony has shrunk its flagship Xperia Z1 down to the 4.3-inch Xperia Z1 Compact, keeping all the powerful specs from its big brother without the massive footprint. The Xperia X1 Compact is waterproof and comes with a 20-megapixel camera. New Xperia Z1 Compact is a smaller sized flagship offering Source: Supplied Sony also showed off a head mounted display that offer a screen equivalent to 750-inches. Despite looking like bulky glasses Sony says this is "the most immersive display possible." Sony's HMD-T2 headset is like a cinema strapped to your face Source: Supplied BMW announces a special app that lets owners of the Samsung Galaxy smartwatch control certain functions of its i3 electric car. The German car giant is never one to miss a party, particualrly when other motoring manufacturers are getting in on the act. It unveiled some amazing car tech including a new driver assistance feature known as ActiveAssist that automatically corrects your steering in the wet. Hate finding parking spaces? Well, BMW's latest cars will do that for you, searching for empty spots and even parking itself with no input needed from the driver. If you find traffic a pain, too, BMW also has that covered with an improved version of its Traffic Jam Assistant that controls the speed and steering when you're stuck in a jam. It was announced that BMW is releasing a special app for the Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatch that would work with its i3 electric car. Users can check vital signs of the car such as range and also adjust the air conditioning through the watch. Yep, Toyota is at this year's show, showcasing its latest in-car technology with the coolest being the new hydrogen fuel cell technology which it promises will be launching next year.