Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Best of CES 2023 Recap: Everything Worth Talking About”.
Ces 2023 is the closest. The show has been to quote unquote normal since 2020, but this year’s Tech has been nothing short of extraordinary from talking cars to translating glasses. Here’S the coolest stuff from the show Wireless TVs be the next big thing. Only time will tell but they’ve certainly been popular. On the show floor we saw a whopping 97-inch Wireless OLED TV from LG.
So how exactly does it work well, to put it simply, it streams a signal from a box which is also where you’d connect any devices. The Box does have to be within 30 feet of the screen and the TV is not truly Wireless. It has a single power cord. I know kind of disappointing, but LG did come up with a clever way of hiding it in the stand.
The Box can send a 4K signal at 120 hertz. However, for you Gamers out there we don’t know much about input lag at this time. Lg says the TV will arrive sometime in 2023 with pricing TBD, but the standard wired version of this model costs 25 000. So we know the wireless one won’t be cheap.
Now, if you’re looking for a truly Wireless OLED TV, we also saw a 55-inch model from a brand called displace it s, powered by four hot swappable batteries. That should give it about a day of use. It has a suction pump system that can attach to apparently nearly any surface and like the LG model, it also streams from a box that you can connect devices to it may not cost as much as LG’s version, but it’s still pricey. The company says: it’ll start at three thousand dollars.
Next, what’s CES without a cool concept, car meet BMW’s, iVision Dev. This car’s got lots of Personality, literally the entire virtual world, right at your fingertips, these eating Grill animates to give her eyes and she talks to you. She may be Saucier than other digital assistants, but she really is happy to help she’ll study your driving and make useful suggestions. This makes sense.
Since d stands for digital emotional experience, Dee’s exterior is made of 240 color changing e-ink panels and, while her windshield may look bare, It’s actually an AR display with five immersion levels for the driver, the AR in levels. One through four gives useful info like speed and navigation details, but won’t block the driver’s view of the road and level 5 is made for autonomous driving because it would definitely block the driver’s view of the road. The virtual world consumes the windshield, so you can do things like look at digital environments or take a conference call instead of staring at traffic we’ve seen devices that can flip we’ve seen devices that can fold, but what about a device that can slide and no not Like the sidekick from the early 2000s, let me explain: this is Samsung’s Flex, hybrid concept, the screen not only unfolds but slides to go from a 10.5 to 12.4 inch screen aka the size of a tablet. I like how this concept imagines.
What foldable, phones and tablets could look like as the line between them continues to blur? After all, phones just keep getting bigger and tablets. Just keep getting smaller foreign moves, the party into the kitchen, it’s the LG mood up refrigerator. It has a built-in Bluetooth speaker that can sync up with customizable color changing LED backlit panels necessary, definitely not fun sure. This Appliance has some more practical features too, which are the ones I’m most interested in.
For example, if you leave the door open for too long, the panel will alert you and the upper right panel can become transparent. So you can view your groceries without letting cold air out. You can also set a sensor, so the fridge glows at night as an avid late night snacker. I really appreciate this feature.
A cost for this fridge hasn’t been made available, but it will probably have a hefty price tag. Another trend on the show floor was mixed. Reality devices HTC’s Vibe XR Elite is a headset that aims to bridge the gap between VR and AR blending the real world with the virtual we’re not seeing that Perfect Blend. Yet it kind of just intersperses real world elements with the VR experience, but its depth sensor makes it capable of eventually giving us true mixed reality.
So it’ll be interesting to see how this product develops. Cena, editor, Scott Stein, says it’s relatively light and quote almost feels. Like a pair of glasses it’ll be available in February at 1099 dollars, I also enjoy learning about tcl’s radio, x2ar concept, glasses, they’re, relatively stylish for AR glasses and have full color micro LED screens. But my favorite part is that TCL says they can do real-time language translation. How cool is that and finally, what would CES be without laptops this year we saw how laptops can get creative with their screen real estate. For instance, remember when 3D viewing required glosses. Asus is helping to make that a thing of the past one of their upcoming Pro art laptops will have the first OLED screen capable of showing 3D images without having to use glasses. The display Works in tandem with stereo eye tracking cameras that ensure, what’s on-screen, moves with your eyes, pretty neat and meet lenovo’s yoga book 9i, which has two screens with lots of configuration flexibility. You can stack them vertically or side by side.
The yoga in the name is starting to make sense right. This shape-shifting laptop also comes with a foldable stand and active pen. Those were some of the standout products from CES 2023 for more cool Tech and top picks from the show subscribe to CNET .