The largest consumer electronics fair in the world, the Consumer Electronics Show either CESstarted this Tuesday and will remain open until Friday. For 4 days, more than 4,000 manufacturers exhibit their products and innovations, an incomprehensible amount – suffice it to point out that the innovation prizes awarded by the organizer Consumer Technology Association have reached this year 461 winners— of all types of products and in which there are always surprises. In this article we show you 10 of the ones that are attracting the most attention these days in Las Vegas.
Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Extendable Screen Laptop
With a launch planned for the first quarter of 2025 and a price starting at $3,499he ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 It is one of the most unique laptops present at this CES 2025 thanks to a screen that grows in size. Initially, the ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 displays a screen OLED of 14 inches and a resolution of 2,000 x 1,600 pixels. When you press a button or perform the raising hand gesture, a motor comes into action and extends the screen vertically to the 16.7 inchesraising the resolution to 2,000 x 2,350 pixels.
Anker Solix beach umbrella with solar panels
Solar panels provide an alternative way to charge a device’s battery when there is no outlet nearby, but portable solutions that use them are often impractical to carry around. The solution of Anker has been redesign the traditional beach umbrella and equip it with more efficient perovskite solar cellswhich outperform the silicon cells commonly used today. The Solix Solar Beach Umbrellaof 2.13 meters highcan generate up to 100W of power that can be used to charge phones, tablets or even electric coolers through connections USB-C and XT-60. It will be available later this year, but pricing has not yet been announced.
Kirin Electric Salt Flavoring Spoon
Food low in salt is good for your health, but not so much for your palate. However, if you ingest it with Kirin Electric Salt Spoon you can get a salty touch that comes not from sodium, but from electricity. As you eat, the spoon sends a current to your tongue, tricking it into thinking it’s tasting salt. For now, Kirin Electric Salt Spoon is only for sale in Japan.
Roborock Saros Z70 vacuum cleaner that cleans and collects
Robot vacuum cleaners’ ability to clean a floor can be hindered by various objects lying on the floor. The new Roborock Saros Z70 solve this problem with a five-axis articulated robotic arm called OmniGripwhich can pick up objects and move obstacles out of its way. You are limited to small items such as socks, handkerchiefs, or anything that weighs less than 300 gramsbut the company plans to eventually expand the range of objects it can manipulate. The price is not known yet, but Roborock assures that the Saros Z70 will be available by June 2025.
FaceHeart Cardio mirror that measures your health
Looking in the mirror can give clues about your health, but the FaceHeart Cardio Mirror it goes much further. A 45 second selfie It allows you to measure your blood pressure, heart rate, heart rate variability, respiratory rate, oxygen saturation and stress index, in addition to detecting atrial fibrillation and heart failure. FaceHeart says it seeks to ‘revolutionize the health, home automation and insurance industries’ with this technology.
Halliday smart glasses with private screen
With the success of the Ray Bans of Goalit is not surprising that several companies are introducing smart glasses at CES 2025. The new improved glasses from Hallidaywhich are expected to be available ‘by the end of the first quarter of 2025’ and will cost between 399 and 499 dollarsstand out for the incorporation of a small screen in the frame. DigiWindow It is presented as a private screen 3.5 inches in the upper right corner of the field of view and is controlled using voice commands, an interface on the frame, or a smart ring with an integrated trackpad.
Acer Nitro Blaze 11 Giant Handheld Video Game Console
When is a portable video game console too big to be called that? The question comes to the point because of the new Nitro Blaze 11 of Acerwhich has a large 10.95-inch 144Hz WQXGA touchscreenwhich makes it look like you’re holding a small monitor instead of a portable console. It has a processor AMD Ryzen 8040HS16 GB of RAM and has detachable controls with Hall effect joysticks. In addition, it includes an integrated stand so you don’t have to strain your arms while always playing in portable mode. It will be available from the second quarter of 2025 with a starting price of $1,099.99.
Mirumi robot to hang from the bag
Mirumi He is a robot whose only function is to be cute and awaken tenderness. This little robot from the Japanese company Yukai Engineering Clips to your bag strap and scans passersby to establishing eye contact, shaking your head curiously and sometimes timidly looking away. It has no artificial intelligence tricks and it doesn’t even make noise, but that hasn’t stopped it from gaining the attention of many CES 2025 attendees.
Bodyfriend Standing Rovo 733 rehabilitation chair
Are you a Transformers fan? He Bodyfriend Standing Rovo 733 It is an armchair that is reminiscent of the Bumblebee character and can administer rehabilitation exercises while collecting biometric data to assess your health. Plus, it helps you sit down and get up, as long as you have $20,000 to spend on it.
Swippitt Instant Energy System
He Swippitt is an instant power system designed to double the life of your phone’s battery and ensure you always have an extra charge. You will need a special case for your phone, but once you have it you can insert it into the Swippitt to get a fully charged battery in the case, while the discharged one stays in the dock to recharge.. This eliminates the need to remember to charge your smartphone overnight. The hub costs 450 dollars and contains five batteries. The phone case, which includes a battery, is priced at 120 dollars. If you pre-order now, you’ll get a 30% discount, and early buyers will receive an additional $100 off for CES. It is expected to begin shipping in June.