On our last day at CES, Friday, we had a chance to see the show floor. We saw so many things, from 3D printers to AI-based grills, and a whole lot more. In the images below, we’ll see new items/ideas from Sony, TCL, Hisense, Samsung, John Deer, Honda, Hyundai, Volkswagon, Mercedes, Goodyear, and many other upstart companies just trying to make their way into the market.
There are around 150 pictures we’ve put into the slideshow below. We hope you’ll find it as interesting and awe-inspiring as we do.
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Later on our first day, we stopped by to visit the Cherry Suite in the Venetian Hotel. Inside, they had several items of note, showing off the keys they are famous for, and some new products as well. Since we last talked with Cherry, they acquired XTRFY (a renowned manufacturer of components and peripherals) and created the CHERRY XTRFY gaming brand to a new generation of high-performance keyboards, mice, and microphones for gamers.
One of the last places we visited at CES 2024 (due to being sick, I had to cancel the next day’s appointments) was Enermax. They showed off some exciting new ATX 3.1 power supplies, cool new AIOs (one of which sports a removable LCD screen), and several new chassis that sport USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C ports, including one with skinned with the best game ever, PUBG.
The clear TV thing was interesting........ but, it's about as practical as one of those fireplaces you can see from two rooms, lol. Like... neat, but............ I can't think of good reasons to have a transparent TV at this moment, lol.
EDIT: That fishtank looking thing... was cool. The stats transposed on it was really neat....
I can see the transparent TV having use in a window, behind the glass. In a standard TV maybe if they have a "normal" LCD layer on the back that can be blacked out. But as a traditional TV, meh.
I've watched a few videos on it & it doesn't seem to fully blackout the view through it. That would be a problem for me, seeing the wallpaper behind the TV would be the only thing I would focus on. Kind of like a lamp reflecting on the screen, it's draws my attention in a bad way.
I think the #1 plus to this panel is when it's off. New TVs are getting bigger & bigger and they are very ugly sitting in a family room when not in use. This new tech lets it disappear when it's off.
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