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海外TECH	Engadget	CES 2026 Day 2: All of the coolest tech we saw on the show floor during the second day	https://www.engadget.com/big-tech/ces-2026-day-2-all-of-the-coolest-tech-we-saw-on-the-show-floor-during-the-second-day-134608348.html?src=rss	CES s second day was all about hands on time with new tech From Lego s most ambitious play experiment yet to assistive mobility tech smart home ideas that actually feel affordable and robots that might one day fold your laundry here s what stood out most on January Lego Smart PlayLego Star Wars Smart Play Luke s Red Five X WingNathan Ingraham for EngadgetLEGO s new Smart Play system feels far more compelling in person than it did on stage The Smart Brick combined with Smart Tags and Smart Minifigures responds dynamically to movement proximity and context triggering sounds and interactions without screens or apps Seeing kids physically act out Star Wars battles while the bricks reacted in real time made it clear this is designed first and foremost for active social play not digital distraction WheelMoveA man sits in a manual wheelchair with an add on attached that gives it a large central front wheel and raises the casters off the groundCheyenne MacDonald for EngadgetWheelMove s motorized wheelchair attachment is compact surprisingly quick to install and genuinely empowering in action The add on lifts a chair s front wheels and adds powered assistance making grass cobblestones and slopes far easier to navigate After seeing it demonstrated on uneven surfaces it s easy to imagine this opening up spaces that would otherwise be exhausting or inaccessible for manual wheelchair users ThroneImage of the Throne Toilet Computer perched on the side of a toilet Daniel Cooper for EngadgetThrone s toilet mounted health tracker is exactly as strange as it sounds but it s also thoughtfully designed Using computer vision to analyze bowel movements and urination the device aims to establish a personal baseline and flag changes over time with gut health and GLP users firmly in mind It s too early to judge accuracy but seeing it in person made it feel less gimmicky and more like a niche wellness tool worth testing IKEA smart home gearThe popular VARMBLIXT donut lamp is now smart Amy Skorheim for EngadgetIKEA s first CES appearance leaned heavily into what it does best simple affordable design The new Matter compatible smart home range includes bulbs plugs remotes and sensors priced low enough to make smart homes feel accessible again Standouts like the magnetically mounted BILREA remote and playful TEKLAN lamps showed that IKEA hasn t sacrificed charm in its push toward interoperability SwitchBotSwitchbot s Onero H Karissa Bell for EngadgetSwitchBot s Onero H was one of the most intriguing robots on the show floor because it s meant to ship this year The wheeled humanoid robot uses articulated arms and onboard AI to perform household chores like loading a washing machine albeit at a deliberate pace Watching it work made the case that speed matters less than reliability when a robot can handle tasks while you re not home Eyebot vision testingImage of the Eyebot KioskDaniel Cooper for EngadgetEyebot s self service vision testing kiosk turns a minute optometrist visit into a process that takes just a few minutes The test is guided by a large touchscreen and reviewed remotely by a licensed eye doctor striking a balance between automation and oversight After comparing results with a recent traditional exam the accuracy felt reassuring even if it doesn t replace full eye health screenings Dephy Sidekick sneakersDephy s Sidekick which the company describes as quot footwear quot Karissa Bell for EngadgetDephy s Sidekick robotic sneakers deliver a subtle but noticeable boost with each step The ankle mounted exoskeleton adapts to your gait and walking with it feels bouncy rather than overpowering especially at lower assist levels It s not for everyone but after hours on the CES floor the idea of powered help for people with limited mobility started to make a lot of sense Klipsch headphonesKlipsch Atlas HP Billy Steele for EngadgetKlipsch s return to headphones starts strong with the Atlas HP The wireless ANC model looks premium borrows familiar design cues and delivers the brand s warm balanced sound in early demos Pricing is still unknown but based on build quality and audio alone these feel positioned firmly at the high end Clear DropThe Clear Drop soft plastics compactor next to a pile of the bricks it produces Amy Skorheim for EngadgetClear Drop s home plastic compactor tackles a real recycling problem most households face The machine takes bags and wraps them into dense bricks that can be shipped to partner recycling facilities and watching it swallow soft plastics was oddly satisfying It s expensive and not perfect but it s one of the more practical attempts at dealing with waste outside municipal systems Nosh cooking robotNoshDaniel Cooper for EngadgetNosh is an AI cooking robot designed for low effort sauce heavy meals like soups curries and pasta Multiple ingredient trays allow you to prep meals ahead of time then slide them in when you re ready to eat It s not replacing real cooking anytime soon but as an alternative to microwaved meals it s more appealing than expected Day two leaned heavily toward tech you could physically interact with whether that meant flying Lego ships through the air watching a robot load laundry or testing a vision exam in a kiosk With more show floor time still ahead we ll be back with additional hands ons impressions and daily recaps as CES continues This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-01-08 13:46:08
海外TECH	Engadget	ElevationLabs' 10-year extended battery case for AirTags is 30 percent off	https://www.engadget.com/deals/elevationlabs-10-year-extended-battery-case-for-airtags-is-30-percent-off-162308110.html?src=rss	AirTags already have a decently long battery life but you will end up needing to replace the coin cell every two years or so If you don t even want to be bothered with that ElevationLab made just the accessory for you its AirTag battery case that can power the tracker for up to years is on sale for percent off You can pick one up for only and it s available in two and four packs as well at a discount The TimeCapsule case uses two AA batteries to offer up to times the lifespan of the CR battery that powers an AirTag The company based those estimates on Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries so your mileage may vary Once an AirTag is seated inside the case which is a compact x inches it is sealed shut with four screws at the corners The case is fiber reinforced according to Elevation Lab and rated IP waterproof The company says it s intended for use cases where you might place an AirTag for long periods of time like in a vehicle a piece of luggage or a work bag We ve already got a couple of Elevation Lab products on our list for best AirTag accessories so while we haven t reviewed the battery case we tend to like this company s products If you re in the market for more AirTags or considering picking some up for the first time you can still get a pack of for just which is only a few dollars off the lowest price we ve seen Follow EngadgetDeals on X for the latest tech deals and buying advice This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-01-08 13:41:50
海外TECH	Engadget	The weirdest tech we've seen at CES 2026 so far	https://www.engadget.com/the-weirdest-tech-weve-seen-at-ces-2026-so-far-134056504.html?src=rss	CES is famous for ushering in big TVs faster chips and serious upgrades to the tech we already use every day It s also where companies feel emboldened to ask some very strange questions like whether your toilet should analyze your poop or your nails should change color on command From experimental laptops to health tech that probably didn t need a camera these are the weirdest gadgets we spotted at CES Throne toilet computerThe Throne device perched on the side of a toilet Daniel Cooper for EngadgetThrone is a toilet mounted computer that uses cameras and microphones to analyze your bowel movements which is a sentence we did not expect to type this week Designed to establish a personal baseline for your bathroom habits it aims to flag changes that could indicate digestive or metabolic issues including for people on GLP drugs We can t speak to its effectiveness yet but if knowledge is power this thing might know way too much Vivoo Hygienic FlowPad smart menstrual padVivoo s FlowPadVivooVivoo looked at at home health tracking and decided the bathroom was still underutilized Alongside its clip on smart toilet that analyzes your hydration by literally monitoring your pee the company also unveiled a menstrual pad infused with microfluidics that can track fertility and hormone markers once you scan it with your phone It s a bold reminder that CES is fully committed to quantifying everything ーeven the stuff we d rather not discuss over brunch Lenovo Legion Pro RollableWhile it normally has a inch display the Lenovo Legion Pro Rollable concept s screen can expand up to inches across Sam Rutherford for EngadgetLenovo s Legion Pro Rollable is what happens when a gaming laptop decides it wants to be a widescreen monitor mid match Its inch display can physically expand sideways into ultra wide formats turning flight sims and racing games into full cockpit experiences at the press of a couple of keys It s impractical faintly ridiculous and absolutely the kind of CES concept we hope survives long enough to escape the demo floor Lenovo ThinkBook XD RollableWith its XD Rollable concept Lenovo took the Thinkbook Plus Gen s basic design and made it even more futuristic by allowing its flexible display to wrap around onto its lid Sam Rutherford for EngadgetIf the Legion Pro Rollable is excessive the ThinkBook XD Rollable is philosophically confusing Its flexible display doesn t just grow taller it wraps over the lid to create a world facing screen for people sitting across from you which feels either futuristic or deeply unnecessary depending on your mood and situation maybe this is the perfect device for hotel check ins and other points of sale Still it s a gorgeous piece of hardware theater and proof Lenovo is determined to roll screens onto every surface it can reach OhDoki Handy ProImage of The Handy and Handy ProDaniel Cooper for EngadgetOhDoki s Handy Pro arrived at CES with one clear message more power fewer limits and absolutely no chill The upgraded sex toy model cranks battery life up to five hours and unlocks a Turbo mode so aggressive it was described as overclocked which is not a term we expected to hear in this category It can also charge your phone because apparently even pleasure tech needs to justify itself with productivity iPolishiPolishDaniel Cooper for EngadgetiPolish finally made Total Recall nail tech real minus the dystopia and Schwarzenegger These press on acrylic nails use an electric charge to switch between hundreds of colors in seconds letting you change your manicure as often as your outfit It s delightfully impractical surprisingly affordable and the most convincing argument yet for treating your nails like a customizable display Hisense S FollowMe displayHisense S FollowMe displayHisenseHisense s FollowMe display is a screen that physically follows you around the room ーwhich no one really asked for but CES happily delivered anyway Designed to reposition itself automatically so content stays in view it feels like the logical endpoint of smart TVs becoming increasingly clingy We haven t seen it in action yet but the idea of a display that refuses to be ignored is deeply on brand for This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-01-08 13:40:56
海外TECH	Engadget	Everything announced at CES 2026	https://www.engadget.com/general/everything-announced-at-ces-2026-130124802.html?src=rss	It s the first week of a new year and there s no time for the tech world to slowly ease back into things following the holidays That s because CES is in full swing with all manner of companies descending on Las Vegas to reveal their latest innovations and what they re planning to bring your way in the near future nbsp Many of the Engadget crew are on the ground to check out as much of the new tech as possible Of course we re keeping tabs on all of the major CES press conferences too Samsung held its First Look presentation which focuses on home products while LG has shown off a wide array of TVs and Lego unveiled its new Smart Brick technology We ve heard from the major chipmakers gone hands on with Samsung s trifold phone checked out some funky laptops and seen some cute robots There s some hot gaming tech at the show too You don t necessarily have to wait to get your hands on all of these gadgets either Some are available to buy right now You can catch up on all of the big CES announcements and some of the more offbeat gizmos we ve seen right here We ll be keeping this story updated throughout the week nbsp We also have CES live updates with all the latest news from the event LegoLego introduced the Smart Brick at CES LegoIn its first CES appearance Lego announced the Smart Brick a standard sized brick with a mm ASIC chip inside that s designed to respond in different ways depending on what set you re building and how you re building it Using what Lego calls the Play Engine and integrated copper coils each brick can sense things like motion orientation and magnetic fields plus its own distance direction and orientation in relation to other Smart Bricks Each brick also has a teeny tiny speaker built in that will play audio tied to live play actions rather than only pre recorded clips Accompanying Smart Bricks are Smart Tags and Smart Minifigures which have their own capabilities ーone of which is letting Smart Bricks know what context they are being used in All of these pieces tie together via a local wireless layer dubbed BrickNet that in part lets Smart Bricks know where they are placed in relation to other smart components The first Smart Play partner is unsurprisingly Star Wars which will launch three all in one sets using Smart Bricks Smart Tags and Smart Minifigures The piece Darth Vader TIE Fighter set will cost the piece Luke s Red Five X Wing set comes in at and the piece Throne Room Duel amp A wing set will set you back The speakers in these sets can emit lightsaber swooshes fighter sounds and The Imperial March Engadget deputy editor Nathan Ingraham got to check out Lego s Smart Play system in person and I ve never been more envious of him One of the Star Wars sets allows you to have an interactive lightsaber duel between Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader Not only does the Vader minifigure have his signature heavy breathing sound the speaker emits the Sith Lord s nooooo yell if he loses the duel All of this seems extremely cool I m looking forward to seeing what else Lego and fans can do with the Smart Play tech LGLG s CLOiD robot LGAlong with some TVs which we ll get to momentarily LG brought plenty of other products to CES For one thing the company shone the spotlight on its CLOiD robot Like the far creepier looking X Neo the CLOiD is designed to help with household tasks such as starting laundry cycles folding clothes unloading the dishwasher and serving food This appears to be more of a concept than something you ll be able to buy anytime soon During an in person CES demo Engadget senior reporter Karissa Bell saw CLOiD competently pull off some household tasks albeit very slowly The company also debuted the LG Sound Suite a modular home audio system it developed in conjunction with Dolby to take on the likes of Sonos Just ahead of CES LG pulled back the curtain on a new batch of xboom speakers as well as some monitors and ultralight Gram laptops that are made with a material it s calling Aerominum nbsp The chipmakersNVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang presents at CES wearing a black snakeskin like jacket NVIDIAIt s CES so of course we re going to see a bunch of laptops and desktops along with announcements about the tech that powers the new models That means NVIDIA Intel AMD and Qualcomm are all in town to talk up their latest chips and other innovations Given its lofty position in the industry and the economy NVIDIA s CES press conference is always one to keep an eye on This year s edition was laregly a recap of the company s recent moves but it did have some news to share NVIDIA announced Alpamayo which is a group of open source reasoning models designed to help autonomous vehicles handle difficult driving scenarios The company also revealed that a super computer built on the Vera Rubin GPU architecture NVIDIA unveiled in is in production As Intel wraps up Johnson is eager to assure the viewers that Intel has ways to make AI profitable He may have a better case than OpenAI does right now Sam Chapman for EngadgetThings haven t exactly been going great for Intel for a while but the company is surely hoping that its Core Ultra Series chips can help it right the ship These are the first chips to be built using Intel s A angstroms which is just under nm process The company says they offer improved performance ー percent more than the previous gen Lunar Lake processors ーand battery life improvements for laptops The Ultra Series includes a new Arc B integrated GPU with percent more graphics cores double the cache and GPU TOPS of performance Put all that together and these chips should deliver up to percent faster gaming performance than Lunar Lake models Intel said To that end the company teased a Ultra Series powered gaming handheld for later this year Engadget senior editor Devindra Hardawar played some Battlefield on a Core Ultra Series powered Lenovo IdeaPad Pro an ultraportable and came away impressed The game ran at up to fps in p with the graphics settings on high even without a dedicated GPU That s a promising sign for the embedded Arc nbsp graphics on Intel s chips as well as the company s upscaling and frame generation tech A screenshot from AMD s CES press conference showing a hellish vision of the future of gaming AMDOf course AMD wasn t going to be left out of the CES party The company announced several CPUs for laptops and desktops while chillingly declaring that AI is everywhere and changing the face of gaming Ick There was a lot of AI chat during the two hour keynote along with a a jet powered flying robot Illustration showing the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus on a stylized red circuit board showing the abbreviation amp quot X amp quot QualcommAnd then there s Qualcomm The company revealed the Snapdragon X Plus chip at the show It s more of a mid range chip that isn t quite as powerful as the higher end Snapdragon X Elite ーit doesn t have as many CPU cores for one thing Still Qualcomm claims the X Plus offers as much as percent faster single core performance over the previous gen The company also says the Adreno GPU offers a performance boost of up to percent compared with the last generation Laptops Samsung Galaxy Book series hands onMat Smith for EngadgetWhat would CES be without some new hardware that makes use of those new chips As ever laptop and desktop makers were at the show to offer up their latest models for your consideration Be sure to check out our dedicated roundup of all the laptops that grabbed our attention at this year s show Samsung s Galaxy Book Ultra Galaxy Book Pro and Galaxy Book boast Intel s Core Ultra Series chips and revamped designs that are said to improve heat management You can read our story on the Galaxy Book series for the specs of these laptops though we don t have pricing or a release window as yet Dell realized it messed up by killing off the XPS name as part of a broader rebranding effort and we re glad to see that the company is making a U turn on that front A full lineup of XPS laptops is coming this year including an all new XPS a long time Engadget fave on the Windows ultraportable front Dell also has and inch XPS models in the hopper along with others it s keeping under wraps for now On top of having two displays the Zephyrus Duo amp s screens also feature excellent brightness at up to nits We love an odd laptop and ASUS didn t disappoint by bringing the ROG Zephyrus Duo to CES This is a dual screen gaming laptop with two inch OLED panels one of Intel s new CPUs and up to an NVIDIA RTX GPU The keyboard is detachable and can work wirelessly A kickstand can help you set up the Zephyrus Duo in all kinds of orientations You can even position the dual screens in an upside down V tent mode We don t know the price of the Zephyrus Duo as yet but it surely won t be inexpensive Marketing photo of a Kojima inspired ROG Flow Z tabletASUSThat s not all ASUS brought to the dance The company made a special edition of the ROG Flow Z some that s styled after the works of the famed game designer Hideo Kojima The ROG Flow Z KJP has visual flair that s draws from the likes of Death Stranding and Metal Gear Kojima s Ludens mascot is here too There s no pricing or release date for this variant or its matching accessories just yet Micro RGB TVs nbsp Samsung s inch Micro RGB TV Devindra Hardawar for EngadgetMicro RGB is a term you can expect to hear about quite a bit in the coming months and years especially when you re shopping for your next TV Micro RGB is a new tech that s similar to Mini LED though it uses red green and blue LEDs instead of white backlights Contrast ratios aren t quite as high as those on Micro LED and OLED displays since the pixels can t be turned on and off individually However Micro RGB units are said to be brighter and more color accurate than TVs that use other display tech in part because the LEDs in these screens offer smaller more customizable dimming zones nbsp Read reporter Steve Dent s explainer for a deeper dive into how Micro RGB differs from other types of display tech We re seeing more of these TVs pop up at CES including a mammoth inch concept model that Samsung brought to Las Vegas The company unveiled its first Micro RGB TV in August ーthat s a inch model This year you can expect it to start offering Micro RGB TVs in and inch sizes There are also and inch models on the way LG revealed its first Micro RGB set at CES as well The largest variant is inches but there are and inch models too Elsewhere LG showed off its latest Wallpaper TV which is a inch OLED display We also got a look at LG s new Gallery TV ーThe Gallery is the company s take on Samsung s Frame TV format Other new TVs and OS updatesEmber Artline TV AmazonWe ve got another competitor to The Frame as Amazon has entered that scene with the Ember Artline TV The K OLED model has Amazon Photos integration and you can choose from pieces of free art to show on the screen The Ember Artline can switch on or off automatically when someone enters or leaves the room It runs on the Fire TV platform and of course there s Alexa integration along with support for Dolby Vision HDR and Wi Fi The Ember Artline is expected to start shipping this spring It starts at for the inch model The rounder redesigned Fire TV UI AmazonSpeaking of Fire TV Amazon has revamped the platform s user interface with rounded corners for show movie and app tiles a little more space for said tiles and typography and color gradient changes The company has reworked the platform s codebase as well and it says the Fire TV OS will deliver speed boosts of up to to percent Amazon will start rolling out the updated UI next month On the Google side of TV land you can expect more Gemini powered features The company is bringing the ability to search Google Photos for certain moments and people to Google TV along with the options to remix photos into different styles and create slideshows on the fly The Veo and Nano Banana AI video and photo generation models are coming to Google TV as well You can also expect the ability to adjust TV settings using your voice These Gemini features are coming to Google TV powered TCL models first then other devices in the following months In the meantime you can check out senior reporter Amy Skorheim s hands on impressions of the Gemini updates Also in TV related news Peacock and Dolby have expanded their partnership Currently Peacock s Sunday Night Football streams have Dolby Atmos support You ll soon be able to watch more live sports on Peacock with Dolby Vision and Atmos as support for NBA and MLB events are on the way Dolby Vision is coming to Sunday Night Football on Peacock too Monitors and projectorsLet s keep the focus on display tech for a bit with a look at some of the monitors and projectors we ve seen at CES this year Dell revealed a inch ultrawide curved K monitor the first of those on the planet according to the company The UltraSharp Thunderbolt Hub Monitor has a nifty feature in that it s possible to hook up four PCs simultaneously and give each a dedicated section of the display ーthat could make co op games pretty fun if you re dedicated enough to try that set up It s possible to control all four connected PCs with a single mouse and keyboard too This monitor is available now for with a stand and without Dell also showed off a new inch K QD OLED monitor with Dolby Vision and True Black HDR support The Dell UltraSharp K QD OLED Monitor can be all yours for as of February Samsung and LG revealed some new gaming monitors ahead of CES Samsung s inch Odyssey D is a model that offers glasses free D on a K display while LG has a new bunch of K monitors During CES though the latter also pulled back the curtain on the inch UltraGear GX a QHD OLED display with a Hz refresh rate Samsung brought the latest version of its FreeStyle projector to the show Engadget s UK bureau chief Mat Smith checked out the new model in person and reckoned that Samsung has given the projector a serious upgrade over previous iteration The FreeStyle is now much brighter while the updated keystone correction feature seems very useful Elsewhere Anker s Soundcore announced the Nebula Pi a p portable projector with speakers that you can fold out and tilt At that seems like a pretty decent option if you re looking for an entry level projector you can take anywhere The Pi should arrive in time for camping trips too since Soundcore says it ll be available in the early part of this year The brand also said its higher end Nebula X Pro a version of its K Nebula X that includes a W surround sound system will be available this month for XGIMI was also at CES to show off its latest high end projector the Titan Noir Max There s no word on pricing yet but this appears to be an upgraded version of the Titan model SamsungSamsung s Music Studio speakers at CES Billy Steele for EngadgetSamsung being Samsung the company had a lot more up its sleeve at CES than just TVs In the leadup to the event it announced its two new soundbars we re had some hands on time with one of those and the stylish Music Studio speakers we ve got some IRL impressions of those It also announced plans to bring Google Photos to TVs At the First Look showcase on Sunday Samsung talked up quot AI experiences everywhere For everyone quot sigh Here we saw more TVs such as the thin SH OLED which has a zero gap mount that allows you to position the unit flush against a wall nbsp First Look has long been focused on home products Naturally Samsung execs discussed some features for the company s fridges such as recipe selection updates AI cooling tech and Google Gemini powered AI Vision that s said to be able to recognize more items and help you figure out what you need to buy without having to manually take inventory FoodNote meanwhile is a weekly summary that breaks down what has gone in and out of your fridge Moreover Samsung highlighted the Samsung Bespoke AI Laundry Combo and its new AI wash cycle With the new Air Dresser ーwhich has an Auto Wrinkle Care feature ーSamsung aims to do away with irons thank you Samsung As for the Bespoke AI smart vacuum and mop that can apparently keep an eye on your pets when you re not home L OrealA pair of transparent eye masks with wires and bulbs inside them L Or al L Oreal often brings some interesting beauty tech to CES and the company did so again this year with a trio of gadgets The LED Eye Mask uses red light and near infrared light to address the likes of puffiness discoloration and fine lines The LED Face Mask seems to be a more pliable version of masks that we ve seen from the likes of Dr Dennis Gross Omnilux Therabody and Shark in recent years However it s only in prototype form for now and it isn t expected to hit the market until next year nbsp The Light Straight Multi styler uses infrared light to help dry and style hair in similar fashion to L Oreal s AirLight Pro It s said to have sensors that employ quot built in proprietary algorithms and machine learning quot so they can adapt to your gestures and quot maximize individual experience quot L Oreal claims that while traditional straighteners can operate at F or higher temperatures that can damage hair its latest innovation quot effectively straightens hair while never exceeding F quot You can expect the Light Straight to arrive in as well MobileSamsung Galaxy Z TriFold EngadgetAt CES we had our first chance to go hands on with the Samsung Galaxy Z TriFold which the company officially announced last month Senior writer Sam Rutherford had qualms about the price not confirmed yet for North America but it costs around in Korea and bulkiness However after Sam opened it up my concerns were quickly pushed aside because suddenly you re greeted with inches of vivid AMOLED goodness That extra real estate could come in very useful for many folks Combined with a keyboard and perhaps a mouse it could well be the laptop tablet replacement many have been waiting for Be sure to read Sam s hands on for his full initial impressions Almost exactly three decades after releasing its first proper clamshell flip phone Motorola revealed its very first side folding phone The Razr Fold has a inch external screen and a inch main display with stylus support on both The camera array includes a MP main sensor from Sony a MP ultra wide macro lens and a MP telephoto There s a MP external selfie camera and a MP internal sensor too We ll get the full specs pricing and availability info in the coming months Back at CES we got to try out a physical keyboard phone accessory from Clicks Fast forward two years and the brand is making its own Blackberry esque phones as well as a new physical phone keyboard accessory The Android based Clicks Communicator has a tactile keyboard with a fingerprint sensor in the spacebar a inch OLED display a mm headphone jack hooray and expandable microSD storage up to TB You can reserve one now for ーthe price will increase to on February As for the new accessory Clicks is calling that the Power Keyboard It connects to an iOS or Android phone via MagSafe or Qi and it can operate as a power bank in a pinch thanks to the mAh battery The Power Keyboard has Bluetooth functionality as well so you can use it with devices like tablets smart TVs and virtual reality headsets Pre orders are open now and the Power Keyboard is expected to ship in the spring Early adopters can lock in a pre order for before the retail price jumps to The Punkt MC phone PunktThose who prefer their mobile phones to have fewer bells and whistles might be interested in the latest model from Punkt The MC is a nifty looking touchscreen model that runs on the privacy and security centric AphyOS which is based on the Android Open Source Project It has a UI that borrows a page out of the Light Phone s playbook though you can still install any Android app The MC will hit European markets this month for CHF There s a mandatory subscription however You get a year of access included with a phone purchase then it s a CHF monthly fee paying for a long term plan up front can reduce the cost by up to percent Charging techAnker and Belkin feel like CES mainstays at this point They each had some interesting charging gear to show off this year Belkin offered up a refreshed Nintendo Switch case that recharges the console via its mAh power bank which delivers up to W of fast charging The case has an LCD screen on the outside to show you at a glance how much juice it has left and there s a built in kickstand for you to prop the console up on Belkin s new Switch charging case costs and it s available now The company s new UltraCharge Pro Power Bank can recharge two devices simultaneously You can get your hands on that next month There s also a very slim BoostCharge power bank that can fit into your pocket That will run you and it will ship later this year Anker Nano Charger W Smart Display Foldable AnkerAnker unveiled its neat Nano Charger which can seemingly identify the iPhone model you hook up to it and provide the appropriate level of charging power This plug will arrive later this month for The company announced a string of other products that can charge multiple devices at the same time The foldable Prime Wireless Charging Station can juice up your iPhone Apple Watch and AirPods simultaneously with up to W of Qi wireless power That ll arrive by the end of March There s also a in Nano Power Strip late January release with W of output surge protection and multiple USB C ports USB A ports and AC outlets Anker also showed off a in Nano Docking Station that you can snag right now for Among other things this supports up to three K displays as much as W of upstream charging and Gbps of data transfer between devices that are hooked up to it Handy AI nbsp Amazon introduced Alexa com to Alexa Early Access customers AmazonNo prizes for guessing that there s going to be a ton of AI related news at CES this year Amazon for one announced that it s rolling out a web based version of Alexa That means you won t necessarily need to have an Amazon device to try out the generative AI powered assistant However Alexa Early Access customers are getting first dibs on the web version Two Sweekar devices are pictured on a table one wearing a pink and blue snowboarder outfit and the other behind it wearing a cowboy hat and outfitKarissa Bell for EngadgetThere are a boatload of AI powered devices on the CES show floor too One that we saw early on is a Tamagotchi style virtual pet from a startup called Takway The Sweekar will remember your interactions with it you ll need to feed and play with the pet to keep it healthy and happy Once it s all grown up the Sweekar will head off on virtual adventures and tell you about its exploits when it quot returns quot Takway will soon start a Kickstarter campaign for the nbsp Sweekar which will likely cost between and Ludens AI s Cocomo robot Cheyenne MacDonald for EngadgetLudens AI meanwhile showed off a pair of AI companion robots that are admittedly pretty cute Cocomo can react to your voice and touch interactions follow you around your home and learn about you over time It stays close to human body temps so it feels cozy if you hug it Inu on the other hand stays on your desktop It too responds to your voice and touch The Fraimic art display at CESAmy Skorheim for EngadgetWe also saw the Fraimic an E Ink display that can tap into OpenAI to generate images There s no subscription for the Fraimic which costs for the standard size which has a inch display and you get AI generated images per year included with your purchase Pre orders are open now and the Fraimic is expected to start shipping in this spring MindClip held in a hand Daniel Cooper for EngadgetSome companies are still trying to make wearable AI devices happen SwitchBot has a wearable mic called the AI MindClip which can seemingly record and transcribe everything you say no thank you Anker s Soundcore division got in on the mix too with its Work voice recorder Plaid meanwhile brought its NotePin follow up to the dance This time around the NotePin S has a button that you can push to record conversations You can also press the button to flag key moments for an AI generated summary to focus on The NotePin S is available now for should you be enticed to buy such a thing On a similar note Bee provided an update on what it s bee n up to since Amazon bought the company last year It has developed four features that it s rolling out to its existing AI voice recording wearable devices including one that draft an email when you say you need to send one and another that highlights trends in what you say over a period of weeks or months There s also a voice notes feature because that s something you can t do with your phone already RobotsThe product version of Boston Dynamics Atlas Boston DynamicsBoston Dynamics Atlas robot is ready to roll We ve seen a few iterations of this machine over the last few years and now the company s latest model is set to go into production In addition Boston Dynamics has teamed up with Google DeepMind to fuse Gemini Robotics AI foundation models into Atlas robots nbsp Per a press release the partnership quot will focus on enabling humanoids to complete a wide variety of industrial tasks and is expected to become a driving force of manufacturing transformation beginning in the automotive industry quot As it happens Hyundai Boston Dynamics majority shareholder and DeepMind will be among the first to receive Atlas robots Switchbot s Onero H Karissa Bell for EngadgetLG s CLOiD is still a concept helper robot for now but the Onero H is one you may be able to buy as soon as this year During an in person demo we saw Switchbot s robot slowly pick up clothes chuck them in a washing machine and close the door The company has also released a video that shows the Onero H carrying out other household tasks from serving food and drinks to washing windows We re told Switchbot plans to sell the robot for quot less than quot Transportation img alt Sony Honda Mobility Afeela Press Conference at CES src style height px width px Sony Honda Mobility Afeela Press Conference at CES AfeelaSony and Honda brought the latest revision of their first Afeela EV to CES We already knew that you d be able to play your PS remotely while the vehicle is parked though we learned some new details from the companies presentation The Afeela will debut with an advanced hands off eyes on driver assistance system The aim is to eventually offer Level autonomy via over the air updates Sony Honda Mobility plans to start shipments at the tail end of first in California then in Arizona However after getting a close up look at the latest iteration of the EV Engadget contributor Tim Stevens reckons the Afeela feels more and more out of touch with each passing year even though it was an audacious product when it was announced at CES We also got our first look at a model that s a further down the pike The Afeela Prototype is a taller version of the first EV Just don t expect to be able to try it yourself until at least MuxiSegwaySegway is expanding its e bike lineup with two new models that have a heap of smart features from Apple Find My integration and GPS tracking to remote locking and health app functions The Muxi above looks quite pretty and has a cup holder while the Myon has a chunkier frame and features such as electronic gear shifting Both are cargo centric step through models You can buy the Myon now and the Muxi will be available in March just in time for spring Along with those e bikes Segway had a new electric dirt bike to tell us about The Xaber was created with off roading in mind There are three power modes offering the equivalent of cc cc and cc engines Segway hasn t revealed pricing for the Xaber which should be available this spring or summer Gaming nbsp Slide from NVIDIA s CES presentation about DLSS NVIDIANVIDIA announced the latest version of its DLSS Deep Learning Super Sampling upscaling tech DLSS is said to offer sharper visuals thanks to the nd Generation Super Resolution Transformer which is available now for all RTX GPUs NVIDIA says this offers better temporal stability reduced ghosting and improved anti aliasing On GeForce RTX Series GPUs DLSS will be able to generate up to five extra frames for each traditionally rendered one and deliver up to K Hz path traced performance NVIDIA says The Dynamic x Frame Generation feature will be available for those graphics cards sometime this spring NVIDIA also detailed a new version of its G Sync variable refresh rate tech It says that G Sync Pulsar can minimize motion blur by effectively quadrupling your refresh rate So Hz gameplay will seemingly offer up a perceived effective motion clarity of over Hz with G Sync Pulsar enabled You ll need a G Sync Pulsar compatible display to use this feature Most displays have a backlight that s always on so images fade from one frame to the next On G Sync Pulsar displays there are several horizontal backlight sections The backlights pulse from top to bottom This is said to help the pixels in each frame stabilize before they re backlit resulting in lower motion blur It s interesting stuff Acer AOC ASUS and MSI are each releasing a G Sync Pulsar compatible inch monitor this week BitDo FlipPadBitDoThe FlipPad is one of my favorite things I ve seen coming out of CES this year It s an BitDo mobile game controller that s designed for vertical use There are a bunch of neat physical controllers for phones that are built for landscape mode But many mobile games are played with the phone oriented to the vertical position And that s not to mention emulators that allow you to play the likes of Game Boy titles while your phone stands tall So it s neat to see BitDo offering a physical controller that ll do the trick The company also unveiled a new Xbox controller with swappable joysticks and button modules A keyboard thing CorsairWhy have a numpad on the side of your keyboard when you can have a highly customizable controller instead Corsair slapped a Stream Deck into a keyboard and it looks absolutely rad I ve yet to take the plunge on a Stream Deck style controller and since I d rather not have an extra device on my desk I m very tempted to pick up the Galleon SD which is available now It has programmable keys that you can use for gaming give me that Helldivers profile so I don t have to keep punching in stratagem codes or livestreaming but there are plenty of other applications too They can help with video editing controlling smart home devices or simply adjusting media playback There s a five inch screen and two dials for fine control too Oh and it s a full sized mechanical keyboard to boot GameSir had a couple of interesting controllers to tell us about The Swift Drive which seems to be a working name has a steering wheel with force feedback in the middle of a regular gamepad It s a cool idea and it seems to work pretty well The Swift Drive should hit the market later this year In addition GameSir teamed up with Hyperkin to make a modular controller that works with phones tablets and Nintendo Switch consoles You ll be able to slot those devices into the X Alteron s grip as you might with a Backbone or Razer Kishi controller though there s a Bluetooth option for PC gaming too The magnetic modules include ones styled after the GameCube and Nintendo and there ll be one with a trackpad that s made with first person shooters in mind There s no pricing or release date for the X Alteron yet but I m eager to try it Elsewhere on the gaming front Lenovo revealed a SteamOS powered version of the Legion Go That variant of the handheld is heading your way in June for Razer had some concept gear to show off including an AI driven headset with built in cameras that can recognize objects and text and a gaming chair with haptic feedback and spatial audio built in There s also an AI desktop companion device with several avatars to choose from including an anime girl and legendary League of Legends player Faker AudioA speaker and a turntable Victrola Victrola announced a pretty Bluetooth speaker that sits neatly underneath its turntables You can use a cable to connect the two as well Of course you can play audio from other devices including phones and tablets I ve had my eye on a Victrola turntable for a while thanks to its Sonos integration and the Soundstage speaker is tempting too The Soundstage will be available this summer for The three sizes from the Cambridge Audio L R speaker series Green speakers in three sizes Cambridge AudioSpeaking of pretty speakers I really like the aesthetic of these three wireless bookshelf options from Cambridge Audio The classy lookin L R Series speakers start at for a W model with a mm hard dome tweeter with a inch long throw woofer hut no support for Wi Fi streaming there is Bluetooth aptX HD though At the top end is the L R X a W speaker that has a a way acoustic design with a mm Torus tweeter and dual five inch woofers There s even a touch of LED underlighting on this model and the L R M which has W of power smaller four inch dual woofers and the same mm tweeter All three speakers will be available later this year There s lots more audio gear at CES beyond the Victorla and Cambridge Audio speakers of course JBL was at the event to show off a whole bunch of earbuds and gaming headsets Shure now has a USB C version of its MV condenser microphone making it compatible with Android devices and recent iPhones That ll run you The latest version of JLab s teeny JBuds Mini earbuds now have customizable active noise cancellation ANC and yet they still cost PartyStudio is a speaker with different instrument sounds that works with any MIDI keyboard Nathan Ingraham for EngadgetPartyStudio seems like a fun product ーit s a MIDI speaker with built in instrument tones and plus drum machine patterns There s a companion key MIDI keyboard called PartyKeys as well the speaker will work with any MIDI keyboard though PopuMusic is the company behind both Anker meanwhile has new AeroFit Pro earbuds that are pretty interesting They re the company s first open ear earbuds with ANC You can snap them up in February for There s also a new portable Bluetooth speaker from Anker called the Soundcore Boom Go i It s a W unit with according to Anker up to hours of battery life and it should cost between and when it drops in March Engadget deputy editor Billy Steele has been checking out some of the audio gear at CES including Shokz OpenFit Pro earbuds which have Dolby Atmos support Billy has also had some hands on or heads on time with Klipsch s first new headphones in years There are initially three models in the company s Atlas series including the Atlas HP a wireless set with ANC that has a lovely wood finish on the exterior of the earcups Klipsch is only allowing demos with lossless audio over USB C for now but the audio quality is excellent Billy wrote in his hands on story Smart homeDreame Cyber X robot vacuumEngadgetAs ever there was a ton of smart home gear at CES this year One thing that caught our eye is a robot vacuum concept from Dreame It s one of several companies working on models that can climb stairs but the Cyber X is a slightly terrifying one since it has large legs that look a bit like chainsaws The teeth in these legs help provide traction so that the Cyber X can climb stairs that are almost inches high IKEA made its CES debut to show off some of its smart home tech namely a string of budget friendly Matter compatible devices Along with some home sensors the company plans to offer a smart bulb an smart plug and a smart remote in the coming weeks Senior reporter Amy Skorheim checked out the products and particularly liked the BILREA remote which you can use to control IKEA s lamps and other devices Philips Hue SpatialAware featureSpeaking of smart bulbs Philips announced some Hue updates at CES You ll need a Hue Bridge Pro to use the SpatialAware feature which uses augmented reality to make sure all of the lights in a room are working together harmoniously to create for instance a more natural looking sunset scene Philips will be rolling out SpatialAware to Hue users this spring Also on the way is Apple Home support for the Hue Secure Camera Hue Secure video doorbell and Hue contact sensors This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2026-01-08 13:34:00
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