All articles tagged with #ces 2024
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Engadget
Rabbit has significantly improved the R1 AI gadget with RabbitOS 2, featuring a redesigned interface and new app creation tools called Creations, aiming to differentiate itself in a competitive market and seek consumer trust after a rocky launch.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Wccftech
MSI has announced the Claw 8 AI+ "A2VM," a next-gen gaming handheld featuring Intel Lunar Lake CPUs with advanced CPU cores and Xe2 "Battlemage" graphics. The device boasts an 8" FHD screen, Cooler Boost HyperFlow cooling, and an ergonomic design. It runs on Windows 11 and includes updated MSI Center M software. Pricing and release details are expected closer to the Lunar Lake launch in late Q3 2024.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Android Central
Amazfit's Helio Ring, a health monitoring smart ring introduced at CES 2024, is now available in the U.S. for $299.99. Buyers can get $150 off if they bundle it with Amazfit's T-Rex Ultra, Falcon, or Cheetah Pro smartwatches, along with three months of Zepp Aura and six months of Zepp Fitness for free. The ring, available in sizes 10 and 12, features a lightweight titanium alloy build, 10 ATM water resistance, and various health tracking features. It supports wireless charging and offers up to four days of battery life.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TechRadar
Klipsch showcased its new budget-friendly Flexus soundbar series at CES 2024, with the flagship Flexus Core 200 priced at $499 and competing directly with models from Bose and Sonos. The 3.1.2-channel soundbar features nine drivers, including elevation drivers for Dolby Atmos effects, and offers connectivity options such as HDMI eARC, optical digital, Bluetooth wireless, and USB-C. Reviewers found the soundbar to deliver clear voices, balanced sound, and impressive immersion, with notable design features including a front-panel LED display and backlit remote control. Klipsch's entry into the under-$500 Dolby Atmos soundbar market is seen as a strong contender, with further reviews of the full Flexus system expected to provide more insight into its performance compared to competitors.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TechRadar
The first batch of Rabbit R1 AI devices, showcased at CES 2024, will begin shipping to pre-order customers in the US and Canada starting March 31, with an estimated arrival around April 24. The device, priced at $199, functions as a pocket computer with an AI assistant powered by the Perplexity AI engine, allowing it to interact with mobile apps. Additional batches are expected to ship in the following months, and the device has garnered significant industry attention for its innovative approach.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Digital Trends
With the recent release of new gaming laptops at CES 2024 lacking significant hardware updates, it's now a good time to consider purchasing previous-gen gaming laptops, as they are currently being discounted. Despite the lack of new mobile GPU releases this year, retailers are offering substantial discounts on a range of gaming laptops, making them more affordable than ever. These unexpected sales present an opportunity for gamers to save money on high-performance laptops before potential price increases with the launch of new hardware in the future.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by TechRadar
Lenovo is reportedly developing an AI operating system that could rival Windows 11, with plans to release it this year as part of its AI business strategy. The new OS will be built around multi-terminal products, including AI PCs and personal agents, and aims to promote the construction of the AI PC ecosystem. This move aligns with a broader trend of tech companies developing their own operating systems, and if successful, Lenovo's AI OS could pose a challenge to Microsoft's Windows, similar to how Huawei's HarmonyOS targets Google's Android.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNET
The most anticipated laptops of 2024, announced at CES, include models from Asus, Acer, HP, Lenovo, Alienware, MSI, Razer, and Dell, featuring the latest Intel Core Ultra and AMD Ryzen 8000 series CPUs, 14th-gen Intel HX series, and upgraded screens such as 240Hz OLED panels. Notable designs incorporate new features like compact cooling systems, Wi-Fi 7, and dual-screen setups. Prices range from $1,500 to $5,400, with features catering to both work and play, and some models offering Thunderbolt 5 support and swappable mechanical switches for gamers.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Inverse
Leaked images of Lenovo's upcoming laptop with a transparent display have surfaced, sparking curiosity about its practicality and potential uses. Speculations suggest it could be suitable for 3D modeling and work-related collaborations, as well as augmented reality applications. The laptop, possibly part of the ThinkPad family, may debut at MWC 2024, but it remains uncertain whether this transparent display is a passing gimmick or a glimpse into the future of laptops.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Gear Patrol
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024 showcased a range of new audio gear, including Victrola’s "Works with Sonos" turntable, Samsung’s Music Frame wireless speaker disguised as artwork, and Sennheiser's flagship noise-canceling wireless earbuds. Other notable announcements include FiiO's upgraded R9 streaming DAC and headphone amplifier, Samsung's flagship Dolby Atmos soundbar system, and JBL's next-gen ultra-portable Bluetooth speakers.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Digital Trends
The most exciting TVs from CES 2024 include LG's G4 Gallery Series OLED and Samsung's S95D OLED, both featuring new technology and improvements in picture quality. Hisense's 110-inch UX with 10,000 nits peak brightness and TCL's QM8 and QM89 with 5,000 nits peak brightness are also generating buzz. Sony's upcoming flagship mini-LED TV is anticipated to challenge OLED, while Dolby Flex Connect and SVS's Ultra Evolution speaker lineup are additional highlights from the event.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNET
Hisense has unveiled a new 100-inch TV, the U76N, priced at $3,000, offering a more affordable option compared to similar-sized TVs from other brands. The U76N features QLED technology and full-array local dimming, providing potentially better image quality than its competitors. While the U8K series, which uses mini-LEDs, has been out of stock, it is expected to be restocked in February for $4,000. The U76N fills a middle ground in terms of price and performance between the U8K and the TCL S4, which retails for $2,000.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Engadget
The recently-released GE Profile Smart Indoor Smoker is currently $300 off on Amazon, bringing the price down to $700, a 30 percent discount. This kitchen gadget, which gained attention at CES 2024, offers home cooks a way to smoke meats indoors using electric heating elements and a built-in filtration system to prevent odorous smoke. The smoker also connects to Wi-Fi for remote cooking and monitoring. While the original price of $1,000 may have been steep, the current discount makes it a more reasonable purchase option.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNET
GE Profile's Smart Indoor Smoker, a first-of-its-kind kitchen appliance, is currently on sale for $700 at Best Buy, down from its original price of $1,000. The indoor smoker impresses with its ability to remove smoke impurities while retaining heat and flavor, using a catalyst converter filtration system. It features digital controls, a built-in probe, and a mobile app for remote operation, making it easy to use. This innovative product is perfect for those who want to enjoy the taste of barbecue from the comfort of their kitchen.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by South China Morning Post
Chinese entrepreneur Jesse Lyu Cheng's AI-powered gadget, Rabbit R1, priced at US$199, has become a surprise hit after its launch at CES 2024, with five batches of pre-orders selling out and a sixth batch of 50,000 devices being announced. The palm-sized orange box, developed by start-up Rabbit Inc, features a vintage design with a pressable scroll wheel, voice controls, a rotating camera, and a 2.88-inch touch screen. Running on a proprietary operating system based on a "large action model," the device aims to revolutionize human-machine interaction beyond smartphones and computers. Jesse Lyu Cheng, known for founding Raven Tech and being on Forbes' 30 Under 30 Entrepreneurs list, has raised US$36 million in funding for Rabbit Inc.