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Cozyla has announced a 55-inch TV-sized smart calendar, the Calendar Plus Max, at CES, designed as a large, Wi-Fi-enabled touchscreen hub for modern households to manage schedules, stream content, and support interactive fitness, pushing the limits of typical smart calendar sizes.
Cadillac has unveiled its 2025 CT5 luxury sedan, featuring a 33-inch 9K touchscreen display that curves towards the driver. The customizable interface includes built-in Google apps such as Google Assistant and Google Maps, offering live traffic updates, music streaming, and hands-free communication. The CT5 also boasts a 2.0L turbo engine, upgradeable to 3.0L, with all-wheel drive, Super Cruise drive assistance technology, and a Drive Mode Selector. Production is set to begin in the spring, with pricing and availability details to be announced later.
LG has introduced the StanbyMe Go, a portable TV in the form of a stylish briefcase, allowing users to take their TV anywhere. Priced at $1,000, the 27-inch touchscreen display can be viewed in landscape, portrait, or tabletop mode and comes with a range of features including app installation and compatibility with streaming services. The suitcase design offers drop protection and the device can function wirelessly on battery power. LG's invention seems to have created a new market for outdoor televisions.
The Poly Voyager Free 60+ UC wireless earbuds are feature-packed and optimized for the hybrid working world. They come with a charging case that doubles as a Bluetooth dongle and has a built-in touchscreen for playback and volume controls. The earbuds have good noise-cancellation and excellent microphone quality for calls. However, they are rather expensive and the charging case's display doesn't show what song is playing.
Apple has been granted a patent for a redesigned AirPods charging case with a touchscreen display similar to that of an Apple Watch. The display would offer media controls, basic apps, and the ability to switch between apps using Siri commands. The patent was filed in September 2022, but there are no rumors about a redesign for the AirPods case. The case could potentially make AirPods a standalone product or a companion accessory for the iPhone.