For the past several years, drones have been a big part of the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Even though this year’s event is all-digital, the Sony Airpeak is one of the highlights. To fully support the creativity of video creators, the payload of the Airpeak can be equipped with an Alpha mirrorless camera, enabling creators to capture high quality, full frame aerial photography and video. Read more for a video and additional information.
The LG Rollable is just one of many devices with flexible displays being showcased at CES 20201, and TCL has two of their own. First up, we have an experimental device that can transform from 6.7-inch smartphone to a 7.8-inch tablet using just a simple tap of the finger, and the user interface automatically adjusts to the change change, although the teaser video doesn’t show how it does this. When you’re done using it, the smartphone apparently doubles as a mirror.
We have seen the future of home robotics, and it includes Samsung’s all-new Bot Handy. Unlike current home robots, this one will rely on advanced artificial intelligence algorithms to recognize and pick up objects of varying sizes, shapes and weights, becoming a helper around the house. This means that it can tell the difference between the material composition of various objects, enabling it to utilize just the right amount of force to grab and move around household objects.
CES 2021 is finally here and LG kicked things off with their keynote, which included many new products, including a rollable smartphone. Called the LG Rollable, it’s part of the company’s “Explorer Project,” an initiative that aims to showcase unexplored usability experiences. The LG Wing with a swiveling display was the first device in the project, which means there’s a good chance that the Rollable makes it to production form sooner than later.
CES 2021 has finally kicked off, and despite it being an all-digital event this year, LG has not disappointed. Tonight, they revealed a bevy of transparent OLED TVs, starting with a Smart Bed that has a 55-inch panel as well as speakers built directly into the frame. At the push of a button, it rises out of the foot of the bed and can either be used to just show notifications, or as a normal TV for movies, shows, etc. Plus, it can even analyze your sleep patterns and wake you up at set times. Read more for a video and additional information.
The Lenovo ThinkReality A3 are essentially lightweight smartglasses designed for the workplace. They are designed to create customized virtual monitors, 3D visualization to Augmented Reality (AR) assisted workflows and immersive training. Users can either tether them to a PC or Motorola smartphones via a USB-C cable, and they fit like sunglasses, complete with industrial frame options for safer and more durable use. Read more for a video, additional pictures and information.
Sometimes, you need to keep an eye on smartphone notifications, but can’t have the notification volume turned up. If that has ever been the case, then LG has two IPS panel monitors that should do the trick: the 23.8-inch L24i-30 and 27-inch L27e-30 (pictured). These premium In-Plane Switching (IPS) panels are optimized for work or leisure, including movies, online shopping, news, games, or just a simple spreadsheet, by delivering crisp, clean images at wide-viewing angles, complete with an integrated smartphone stand.
Sony’s SRS-RA5000 and SRS-RA3000 wireless audio speakers come equipped with unique spatial sound technologies that create ambient room-filling sound. These technologies combine Immersive Audio Enhancement and 360 Reality Audio to fill your living space with relaxing sound both vertically as well as horizontally for a broad sweet spot. You can play 360 Reality Audio tracks straight from compatible music streaming services, and it incorporate three-dimensional sound location data. Read more for a video and additoinal information.
The all-new Samsung Digital Cockpit is basically a high-tech showroom for cars, and this year, it was designed with a focus on simplifying communication while delivering fun on-the-go experiences. Featuring a 49-inch QLED display, complete with an immersive sound system, that enables users to enjoy a customized entertainment experience over 5G technology. The system supports video conferencing, and includes built-in tools for editing video clips. Read more for a video, additional pictures and information.
For those seeking an ultra mobile device that not only functions as a game console, but computer as well, then look no further than Lenovo’s LAVIE MINI. This pocket-sized convertible PC can be configured with up to an 11th Gen Intel Core i7 mobile processor with Intel Iris Xe graphics and features an 8-inch WUXGA (1920 x 1200) touchscreen, all in a 1.28-pound package. It utilizes a Modern Standby, IR camera with Windows Hello for no touch logins. The circular-shaped numeric and symbol keys are the same size as the alphabet keys to make typing easy.