Kerry Wan/ZDNET reports live from the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas, where big names like Samsung, Abbott, and Dell have unveiled new and innovative tech products. Here are some of the highlights from the show’s first day:
1. AI-integrated TVs: Samsung and LG introduced new TV models with AI integrations, enhancing the viewing experience with features like AI upscaling and personalized recommendations.
2. TCL’s QM6K: TCL unveiled a premium entry-level TV with Mini LED technology at an aggressive price, available for pre-order starting at $799.
3. Over-the-counter continuous glucose monitors: Dexcom and Abbott introduced affordable glucose monitors for diabetics and the general public, providing insights into health and wellness through companion apps.
4. Swippitt: A device that charges your smartphone in just two seconds, ideal for on-the-go charging needs.
5. Circular’s smart ring: Circular introduced upgrades to its smart ring, including heart health monitoring and a new Digital Ring Sizing feature.
6. Roborock Saros Z70: A robot vacuum with a mechanical arm that removes small obstacles while cleaning your floors.
7. Lenovo’s rollable laptop: Lenovo showcased a 14-inch laptop with a “rollable” display that extends upwards over 16 inches, offering a unique user experience.
8. Ugreen’s Nexode 500W charger: The world’s first 500W charger with six USB ports, suitable for powering large devices like e-bikes.
9. Smart home collaborations: Ring and Kidde partnered to launch smart smoke and combination detectors, while Home Depot introduced new Hubspace devices for smart home control.
10. TCL’s eye-friendly devices: TCL debuted devices with Nxtpaper 3.0 display technology that blocks blue light and reduces eye strain, along with AI-powered features for personalized comfort.
11. Lots of laptops: HP, Dell, Acer, and MSI announced new laptops with AI capabilities, OLED displays, and versatile design options for different user needs.