CES 2024: All the Latest News From Las Vegas
Jump ToPress ConferencesTop StoriesTVsPhonesLaptopsSmart HomeVR/ARCool Tech CES 2024 is here, and tech companies worldwide are showcasing all upcoming tech products for this year and beyond. There’s going to be a lot of cool stuff coming out of…
Jump ToPress ConferencesTop StoriesTVsPhonesLaptopsSmart HomeVR/ARCool Tech CES 2024 is here, and tech companies worldwide are showcasing all upcoming tech products for this year and beyond. There’s going to be a lot of cool stuff coming out of the show, but don’t worry; we will be your useful guides on this tech-filled journey.
WatchVideo Chat - From Sci-Fi to Sci-Fact CCShare SubtitlesOffEnglishSo far, one of the coolest things we’ve seen is LG’s massive 77-inch Signature Series OLED T with a transparent panel that looks more like a piece of modern art than it doesn’t a television.AdvertisementNvidia also announced a new line of RTX 40-super graphics cards that should boost gaming performance and AI tasks, with the RTX 4080 Super starting at $1,000 being the GPU to get. Based on what we’ve seen so far, this year’s Consumer Electronics Show will be one to watch. The Consumer Tech team at Gizmodo will report live from the show floor for the rest of the week, getting our hands on all the coolest and weirdest products we can find.Advertisement Be sure to check this page daily for all the latest updates from the show floor and the dates and times for press conferences from companies like Sony, Asus, and Samsung. Press ConferencesSony Press Conference - January 8, 5:00 PM PSTASUS In Search of Incredible - January 9, 9:00 AM PSTAdvertisementTop StoriesTVs and MonitorsPhonesAdvertisementLaptopsAdvertisementSmart HomeVR/ARCool StuffAdvertisement Gizmodo is reporting live on all the coolest and weirdest tech from the show floor all week at CES 2024 in Las Vegas. Be sure to check all the latest coverage
There’s going to be a lot of cool stuff coming out of the show, but don’t worry; we will be your useful guides on this tech-filled journey.
Based on reporting by gizmodo.com.
