During the most significant tech week, major companies like Samsung, Google, Nvidia, Asus, Lenovo, LG, and Dell made CES announcements, along with new and innovative brands showcasing cool concepts. Here are the highlights that caught our attention, including products we believe are worth considering and technologies that will shape the future.
1. Smart glasses featuring an invisible display – Halliday introduced smart glasses with an “invisible display” at CES, where the display is integrated into the frame rather than the lens. These glasses offer wearers a field of view similar to a 3.5-inch screen and come equipped with AI features like real-time translations in over 40 languages and turn-by-turn navigation.
2. A premium entry-level TV available for pre-order – TCL launched the QM6K, bringing Mini LED technology to its entry-level QLED TV at an affordable price point. Starting at $999 for the 65-inch model, TCL also includes a free Q75H 5.1.2 soundbar for pre-orders. The 75-inch and 85-inch models are also available for purchase.
3. Sleep earbuds that block out loud noises – Ozlo Sleepbuds have been named the Best of CES in Wellness for their ability to provide comfort and block out external noises. With 10 different sleep sounds and an earbud alarm, these sleep earbuds offer a peaceful night’s rest.
4. LG G5 TV brightens OLED – LG unveiled the G5 OLED TV with 40% more brightness compared to its previous models, offering impressive picture quality. The new technology used in the G5 aims to enhance brightness levels and compete with other top TV brands.
5. Hisense upgrades Mini LED to rival OLED – Hisense introduced the 116-inch TriChroma LED TV with mini red, green, and blue optical lenses in its backlight, achieving a wide color gamut and 10,000 nits of brightness. This new technology aims to bring advanced picture quality to more affordable TV models in the future.
6. A device that charges your phone in seconds – The Swippitt charges your smartphone in just two seconds by swapping out the battery with a fully charged one. With five batteries inside the machine, multiple users can benefit from quick charging capabilities.
7. AI-integrated TVs – Samsung, LG, and Google showcased AI-powered features in their new TV models, enhancing the viewing experience with upscaling, recommendations, and voice recognition.
8. A robot vacuum with a mechanical arm – Roborock’s Saros Z70 robot vacuum comes equipped with a mechanical arm that removes small obstacles while cleaning, making it easier to maintain a clean floor.
9. A rollable laptop from Lenovo – Lenovo introduced a 14-inch laptop with a rollable display that extends to over 16 inches, offering a unique and flexible computing experience.
10. A high-tech exoskeleton – Designed to assist hikers, this exoskeleton provides subtle assistance to ease walking and adapts to individual walking preferences over time.
11. Stretchable screens – Samsung showcased a Micro LED stretchable screen concept at CES, creating a 3D effect with impressive visuals like the Las Vegas Sphere and a great white shark.