Latest about CES 2024
I've covered CES for almost a decade, and these 7 announcements made CES 2024 my favorite
so cool CES 2024 just wrapped up. Tons of companies unveiled devices and teased concepts at the consumer-focused show, but these are the seven coolest announcements of the week.
This new monitor shows off how AI could be used to give an unfair advantage in games, and I don't like it
Unfair MSI has revealed an AI-powered monitor to give players a "strategic edge" in games, and it sounds awfully close to cheating to me.
AMD's Radeon RX 7600 XT sets its sights on 60% of Steam gamers
Team red AMD unveiled the Radeon RX 7600 XT at CES 2024. The GPU features 16GB of VRAM and should handle 1080p gaming like a champ.
ASUS just perfected one of my favorite laptops of recent years and my first thought is WOW
2X ASUS has revealed its latest generation ZenBook Duo powered by Intel Core Ultra, and this time the extra display has been taken up a full notch.
Samsung and Microsoft figure out how to use smartphone cameras as webcams a few years too late
say cheese! Samsung shared that its future flagship phones will support being used as Windows webcams. The company also announced integration between Samsung phones and PCs with Microsoft's Copilot.
Nanoleaf announced new products at CES, but what I'm most interested in is Skylight ceiling lighting
During CES 2024, Nanoleaf revealed new colorful lighting products and software to help users light their homes the way they want including new modular cieling lighting.
Microsoft's Surface Book and an Android tablet had a baby. Meet the Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 Hybrid.
A true 2-in-1 Lenovo unveiled several devices at CES 2024, but the ThinkBook Plus Gen 5 Hybrid truly stands out. It's a Windows laptop with a detachable Android tablet for a screen.
Razer announces Iskur V2 gaming chair and an exciting world-first 'haptic gaming cushion' — yes you read that right
GAMING VIBES? The Razer Iskur gets an upgrade alongside a teased concept product. The Project Esther gaming cushion with haptic feedback will let you feel yourself getting shot in the butt when playing Call of Duty.
Razer shows off a USB-C dock I can actually afford without selling a kidney, along with a dazzling addition to the Razer Aether line
RAZER The Razer USB-C dock offers an alternative to the Thunderbolt 4 Dock Chroma at a third of the price, and we also got a look at the Aether Monitor Light Bar at CES 2024.
