Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “CES 2024: Biggest Trends From the Show”.
From AI, in everything to massive folding TVs, these are the biggest Tech trends of CES 2024. The CES Tech show in glittering Las Vegas tends to have a bit of predictability about it: big TVs, tick, weird, robots that never go on sale, tick, a wildly overdesigned toothbrush. Absolutely a tick, but every CES also brings its own standout trends that dominates the show floor and, of course, the chatter at the late night Casino tables. Some of this year’s Trends were pretty easy to foresee. We knew that AI was going to be pretty much everywhere. Others, like transparent screen technology, came a little bit more out of left field. So here, then, are our top trends from this year’s show, based on everything, CNET editors have seen touched and fiddled with AI in everything.
You’Ve got about as much chance of winning big on the roulette wheel as you have about finding a company that is not not boasting about his AI prowess. Now this year is absolutely not the first year that companies have been talking about AI, but it’s certainly one of the first years where it has truly dominated the show floor. There’S all kinds of things making use of AI from bird feeders that recognize Birds through to pillows that automatically adjust to help snoring and as cnet’s editor at large and AI Guru, Connie googly Elmo States. There’S no question that AI, specifically generative AI, is is going to be a big driver of new products and services.
We’Ve seen Microsoft, changing its Windows keyboard for the first time in 30 years to add a specific AI function key, while Volkswagen has actually added chat. Gpt directly into its Vehicles, so you can talk to them just like in Night Rider. The screen reinvented screen technology is always a big deal at CES, and this year is no exception. With some huge advancements seen both in the form of huge folding TVs and smaller bendable screens. As CET resident TV expert, David catsmy puts it, TVs are even bigger and brighter this year, high sense and TCL both made their mini, LED lineups twice as bright as last year, and both introduced huge expensive models with eyew watering specifications at 110 and 115. In neither model has been given an official price tag yet, but we can expect them to cost many thousands of dollars, but new Green Tech never comes cheap, and nowhere is that more obvious than in ced’s Wild folding N1. This luxury TV splits its 137 in display into five panels that automatically fold away into a neat box. How much does that luxury cost you $ 200,000, because maybe not everyone is suffering with a cost of living crisis, but a new TV Trend this year is transparent screens. Lg has actually had see-through screens for several years now for businesses, but now we’re actually going to see one going on sale for consumers. The idea is that when your TV isn’t in use it sort of Blends more into your room, rather than just looking like a ugly black rectangle stuck to your wall when it’s not in use, it kind of just looks like a regular, transparent window with animated fish Or stars or other objects passing in front of it, then, when it wants to be a TV, a black film comes behind it and you can watch it as normal as CSM puts it.
It’S one of the coolest TVs I have ever seen, But Samsung also showed off some new screen tech for its phones, which it calls Flex in andout, flip seriously, baffling name aside, this Tech caught the eye of CET senior editor Lisa edao, who said the concept, is A Z, flip style phone that can bend both ways with a device like this you’d be able to use the screen where the devic is open, open or closed, potentially making your phone much easier to use in one hand the flex in andout, the flex In-N-Out flip Shows that companies like Samsung, along with Motorola, which showed off an amazing rollable concept last year, aren’t ready to settle on one foldable design. Just yet next gen gaming technology, gaming Tech remained a firm staple on the show floor at CES this year, we’ve also seen new graphics cards from n Nvidia vibrating gaming seats from Razer and new gaming phones from isus. We’Ve also been treated to the first handheld PC gaming console using Intel processors valve steam. Deck gave us our first experience of playing PC games in a handheld format when it launched back in 2022, and both isus and Lenovo were pretty quick to bring out their own versions.
But while valve Aus and lenovo’s models all run AMD chips, MS size new claw runs brand new Intel chips. Senior editor. Scott Stein reckons that these core, Ultra five or seven processors, could make the MSI claw the most powerful PC handheld around windows-based, PC handhelds, have been generally well received so far allowing dedicated Gamers to enjoy their polygon punching from the comfort of their couch. An msi’s Intel base model should bring a bit more healthy competition to the burgeoning category, as Scott explains what the claw symbolizes may be even more important than what it does: energy Tech evolution in previous years, the lack of Home energy Tech or other serious solutions to Help tackle the environmental crisis has left us a little puzzled, but there’s no time like the present to write the wrongs of previous years and this year, green technology has been a big theme of the show due to increases in Energy prices and added pressure on the Grid smart homeowners know that it’s more important than ever to take their own power management into their own hands, and this year’s CES has shown us how tech companies are responding. Products like the portable whole home backup battery from ecoflow and new solar technology in the form of stained glass that can generate electricity, show innovation in home energy. Meanwhile, we’ve seen moisture farming Tech that can literally draw moisture out of thin air and Smart Energy Services that let you easily switch between on grid and off- grid energy.
Do the product at CES 24 make a big enough statement about the tech industry’s commitment to sustainability? No, but it is a step in the right direction. These are the biggest Trends we have identified so far from the show floor so make sure to keep it CET for all the news. .