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Wallpaper-thin TVs, drones that can dive underwater, and a computer the size of a credit card. Those are only a few of the gadgets that have been unveiled this week at the annual CES gadget expo in Las Vegas, where companies in the tech, automotive, and home appliance industries flaunt their latest innovations. Many high-profile tech companies, like Apple and Google, typically hold their own separate events throughout the year to unveil new products rather than debuting new wares at CES. Still, the annual convention, now in its 50th year, often provides a look at the next big trends in tech. The biggest themes at CES this year include self-driving cars, home robots, and tons of integrations with Amazon's Alexa voice assistant. We also saw razor-thin laptops and convertible computers, along with show-stopping massive televisions. Here's a look at some of the most interesting gadgets at CES 2017: Dell Dell 2-in-1 Laptops ...

10 Scariest Movies of All Time

1. Ringu 1998 Photofest Some people prefer the U.S. remake, but Hideo Nakata's original version of The Ring is an eerie and often terrifying exercise in J-horror filmmaking that would influence copycats for years to come. Reviving a genre that had been waning throughout the mid-90's, Ringu drummed up fear in fresh ways, relying on haunting imagery rather than violence and gore. To quote Warner Wolf: "Let's go to the videotape!" 2. Paranormal Activity 2007 Photofest Oren Peli's micro-budgeted box office smash wasn’t the first-found footage film to try and scare the bejesus out of viewers, but it cleverly updated that conceit to the digital age. Relying on the simple use of a home video camera installed in a suburban bedroom, it managed to provoke primal fear out of the seemingly mundane, depicting a young couple's gradual unraveling at the hands of hidden supernatural forces. 3. Psycho ...

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