Samsung’s all-new G9 is the world’s first Dual Quad High-Definition (DQHD; 5120×1440 resolution) gaming monitor to feature a rapid, 240Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, 32:9 aspect ratio, a deep immersive 1000R curvature, and a peak brightness of 1000 cd/m2. Quantum dot technology combined with an HDR1000 VA panel produces lifelike colors in vivid detail like you’ve never seen before. Read more for additional pictures and information.
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This isn’t your average Segway mobility device, just a full-fledged electric motorcycle. Called the Apex, it’s the first new addition to the company’s Intelligent Mobility Product Line, which includes the upcoming Ninebot eMoped and Ninebot eScooter. This bike is rumored to be based on the Yamaha R6 chassis, and can allegedly hit 60 MPH in a mere 2.9-seconds, while topping out at 125 mph.
Here’s a first look at Luxoft HALO, which is a robo-taxi that was developed in collaboration with LG Electronics, Amazon and Mapbox. It will make its official debut at CES 2020 from Jan. 7-10, 2020 in Las Vegas, NV. This mobility concept demonstrates how all consumers’ mobility needs can be seamlessly integrated with their personal digital lifestyle. This vehicle has no dashboard, just a massive LG display running webOS Auto. This operating system incorporates all essential components such as multimedia processing, multi-display control, connectivity, security, offering improved comfort and convenience to passengers.
We’re just days away from Samsung officially unveiling Neon at CES 2020, and for those who don’t know what it is, the project is supposedly about an “Artificial Human”. A recently uncovered patent filing describes Neon as used for entertainment services, namely, production of special effects including model-making services, computer-generated imagery as well as computer-generated graphics for the production of motion pictures. Read more for a video, a picture of the filing and additional information.
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At CES 2019, LG introduced the Signature Series OLED TV R, a 65-inch display that rolled up and down from a brushed aluminum base. This year, the company plans to debut a 65-inch UHD OLED display that rolls down from the ceiling. In other words, users will be able to pull it down when desired and roll it up when not in use to maximize space. Read more for a video of the OLED TV R and additional information.
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Samsung is looking to make a big splash at CES 2020 in Las Vegas next week, starting with a new bezel-less 8K TV. 4K Filme has allegedly obtains some leaked images of the Q900T / Q950T, and it’s probably as close to a zero-bezel TV as possible, minus a small chin. Buyers will be able to choose from either a soundbar-friendly stand or a gap-free wall mount. Read more for a picture of the wall-mount.
Set to be officially revealed at CES 2020 in Las Vegas, Honda’s Augmented Driving Concept is essentially a two-door convertible with a speedster-style windshield. Its ultra minimalist interior boasts two rows of bench seats and what appears to be an augmented reality steering wheel of sorts. Unlike traditional steering wheels, this one can also be used to control throttle and braking, as in you push forward to accelerate and pull it back to decelerate. Read more for a video and additional information.