The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2025 is underway in Las Vegas, showcasing the latest innovations in technology. From solar-powered electric vehicles to robot vacuums with legs, the event has unveiled a wide array of exciting products.
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One of the most talked-about reveals was the Aptera Solar EV, a futuristic-looking electric vehicle wrapped in solar panels that allow it to recharge while driving.
The three-wheeler boasts a sleek design that reduces drag by 70% compared to current EVs. Aptera plans to start producing the $40,000 vehicle later this year.
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In the world of home appliances, the Dreame X50 Ultra robot vacuum stood out with its tiny legs that enable it to navigate small ledges and door gaps.
Although it can’t climb stairs, it can conquer obstacles up to a couple of inches high. The Dreame X50 Ultra is priced at $1,699 and is expected to ship in mid-February. Delta Airlines introduced an AI-powered feature called Delta Concierge for its app, aimed at reducing travel woes.
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The feature helps with passport renewal reminders, visa requirements, destination packing lists, and travel tips. Users can ask questions through text or speech in natural language. Delta Concierge will be available later this year.
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Lenovo unveiled new additions to its Go line of handheld gaming consoles, including the first model to run SteamOS natively. Both models feature identical hardware and a more traditional design, making them compelling alternatives to the Steam Deck. For renters who prefer not to drill into their walls, the Displace TV uses suction cups for mounting and runs on batteries.
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It comes in various sizes, from a $1,499 27-inch model to a $4,999 55-inch TV, which will be available in spring 2025. Nvidia announced its new GeForce RTX 50 series graphics cards, which have leapt ahead in rendering game graphics and performing AI image generation.
Despite the advanced capabilities, these cards remain similarly priced to their predecessors. Samsung showcased a stretchable screen concept that can create a 3D effect by bulging in the middle. This innovation may find its way into various future applications, including immersive horror movies and more.
The Roborock Saros Z70, a robot vacuum featuring an arm, not only vacuums but can also pick up objects, making it an interesting addition to household cleaning robots. HMD’s $200 OffGrid device allows users to send satellite texts with any phone, regardless of mobile cell service availability. This device is especially useful for outdoor activities or during network outages and requires a monthly subscription.
LG’s Signature Smart Instaview, a concept appliance, includes cameras inside the microwave, allowing users to record videos of their cooking process. The microwave also features a 27-inch HD display and speakers for in-kitchen entertainment. The Circular Ring Gen 2, a smart ring designed to detect irregular heartbeats, offers a wearable alternative to smartwatches for early warning of strokes or heart attacks.
Priced at $380, it will be available in the coming months. Samsung’s concept smartwatch features a micro LED display that’s bright enough to be seen in daylight. Although it may be years before it reaches consumers, this innovation is promising for smartwatch users.
Roam’s SodaTop adds fizz to your water bottle, making it a portable alternative to the classic SodaStream machine, allowing users to enjoy carbonated drinks on the go. As CES 2025 continues, attendees can expect to see more groundbreaking innovations that will shape the future of technology.
