• Start: January 7, 2025
• End: January 11, 2025
• Where: Las Vegas, Nevada
• More info: www.ces.tech
The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) takes place in Las Vegas shortly after New Year's celebrations and is where all the big companies announce breakthrough products.
While TVs, cars, and smaller gadgets get a lot of attention, it's also where HP, Dell, Lenovo, Intel, AMD, NVIDIA, and even Microsoft reveal what is hitting store shelves later that spring.
New PCs, inventive form factors, updated processors, wacky concept devices (usually from Razer and Lenovo), and more can be expected.
Follow along with our non-stop coverage of all the big announcements. Then, stay tuned for our best-of awards for the things we thought were the coolest.
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This new monitor shows off how AI could be used to give an unfair advantage in games, and I don't like it
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Lenovo updates our best Windows laptop with Intel Core Ultra (and makes it blue), the dual-screen Yoga Book gets some love, too
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Acer's new gaming laptops are all about AI power with RTX graphics and a dedicated Copilot button
Acer AI Acer announced two new Predator Helios and two Predator Helios Neo laptops that move the brand to 14th Gen Intel CPUs and add better AI integration into the devices.
Alienware announces the world's first 1440p monitor with an outrageous 360Hz refresh rate
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A fan-favorite Lenovo Legion laptop is back with a beautiful redesign, and 14th Gen Intel is here across the board
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