All articles tagged with #consumer electronics show
Originally Published 7 days ago — by MacRumors
At CES 2026, Belkin announced new products including a Magnetic Ring Power Bank and a Modular Dock, showcasing innovative accessories for consumers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by GearJunkie
The 2024 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas showcased a plethora of new tech products, with AI and VR taking center stage alongside TVs, laptops, electric vehicles, and other gadgets. Standout products included Jackery's rooftop tent with solar panels, EcoFlow's Delta Pro Ultra power station, Bluetti's AC180T power station with hot-swappable batteries, Urtopia's Carbon 1 Pro E-Bike with AI assistant, Garmin's HRM-Fit women's heart rate monitor, and Scosche's PowerUP 600 portable battery pack. Additionally, Segway's Navimow robot lawnmower, Catalyst's dog collar for AirTag, Pebble Flow electric travel trailer, and Goal Zero's Alta Series portable refrigerators were among the highlights. These products reflect current trends in AI, power generation, and innovative tech solutions for off-grid use.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNET
CES 2024 showcased a range of cutting-edge products, many of which are available for preorder or purchase now. These include the Mirai Speaker for enhanced audio, the Apollo wearable for mental health, the Punkt MC02 5G smartphone for privacy, the Chipolo Card Spot item tracker, and the Fetch plus 2 cargo e-bike from Trek. Other notable products include the Audio-Technica ATH-TWX7 wireless earbuds, Anker's portable power station, Segway's E2 Pro electric scooter, and the Evie Ring health tracker.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNET
The Consumer Electronics Show 2024 showcased a range of cutting-edge products, many of which are available for preorder or purchase now. These include the privacy-focused Punkt MC02 5G smartphone, Chipolo's 'Perfectly Imperfect' Card Spot item tracker, Trek's Fetch plus 2 cargo e-bike, Audio-Technica's ATH-TWX7 wireless earbuds, Anker's portable power station, Segway's Ninebot E2 Pro electric scooter, and more. From health trackers to gaming devices, smart lighting, and portable power solutions, there's a diverse array of futuristic gadgets and tech innovations to explore and acquire.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNET
CES 2024 showcased cutting-edge products that are available for preorder or purchase now, including Chipolo's 'Perfectly Imperfect' item tracker, Trek's Fetch plus 2 cargo e-bike, Audio-Technica's ATH-TWX7 wireless earbuds, Anker's portable power station, and Segway's E2 Pro electric scooter. Other notable products include the Evie Ring health tracker, Ohdoki's Oh Bluetooth-enabled vibrator, and the Motion Pillow designed to reduce snoring. Additionally, there are new laptops, smart devices, and accessories from various brands, offering innovative solutions for consumers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNET
The Consumer Electronics Show 2024 showcased cutting-edge products that are available for preorder or purchase right now, including Audio-Technica's wireless earbuds, Anker's portable power station, Segway's electric scooters, Evie Ring's health tracker, and JLab's noise-canceling headphones. Other notable products include a smart indoor smoker from GE, a portable gaming laptop from HP Omen, and a Y-shaped toothbrush that claims to brush all teeth in just 20 seconds.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Ars Technica
VinFast debuts its new electric vehicle, the VF3, at the Consumer Electronics Show, offering a small and cheap EV with a blocky design reminiscent of a shrunken Toyota FJ Cruiser. With a range of about 125 miles on a full charge and a price tag of around $12,200 in Vietnam, the VF3 is expected to be available for under $20,000 in the US, making it an appealing option in the competitive EV market.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Daily Beast
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, a Singapore startup called Microtube Tech showcased a haptic glove that allows users to feel virtual objects, including a beating heart and failing liver. This technology has potential applications in gaming, medical training, and various other fields. Additionally, bHaptics, a South Korean company, offers a line of haptic products including a vest that simulates sensations like gunshots and laser blasts in virtual reality, providing an immersive experience for users. While the technology isn't perfect and requires bulky gear, it represents a significant advancement in the realm of virtual and augmented reality experiences.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by CNN
Honda unveiled two concept vehicles, the Saloon and the Space-Hub, at the Consumer Electronics Show, offering a glimpse of its upcoming line of electric vehicles, the Honda 0 Series, set to go into production in 2026. The new models will feature a redesigned Honda logo as part of the company's shift to electric vehicles, following its announcement to invest $40 billion in creating 30 new EVs globally by 2030 and to sell only zero-emission vehicles in major markets by 2040.