Unveiling Tomorrow: The Top Tech Treasures of CES 2025 Day Two

It’s the second day of CES 2025, and I’m sure you’ve devoted the entire day with your attention glued to our . However, there might be some attendees who sneezed or blinked and overlooked something significant. This is the reason we’ve created this delightful compilation of all the major announcements from this day of the exhibition, specifically for those who may have missed out.

Lenovo graces us with its presence at CES

There was a wealth of additional PC-related updates shared with the public, including Lenovo’s feature. Notably, it showcased the , a tangible version of its flexible OLED laptop from a few years ago. With just a push of a button, the 14-inch display will stretch to a more productivity-friendly 16.7 inches, which may justify the $3,500 initial price tag.

Lenovo also unveiled a dummy prototype of its , along with clues about the specifications it will include. In conjunction with that, it announced the , the first third-party SteamOS gaming handheld that will present a genuine alternative to the Steam Deck. If you would prefer to play games in a more conventional manner—by using one leg as an unconventional table while seated awkwardly on a crowded bus—you can select a gaming laptop that can be configured with .

Naturally, Lenovo also introduced some regular laptops, including the the first laptop to be launched with an under-display camera. This modification allows it to proclaim a 98 percent screen-to-body ratio, likely inciting jealousy among your friends and foes alike. Conversely, the , is likely to disappoint long-time ThinkPad enthusiasts, as it lacks an aluminum chassis and a Trackpoint. Yes, we find it hard to believe as well.

Qualcomm introduces new chips, while Maingear, ASUS, and Razer showcase PC treasures

Qualcomm, with less to establish than Intel at the moment, has revealed that its Snapdragon X chips will be available in more . Numerous models are currently under development, concentrating on affordability rather than additional features. Qualcomm and its collaborators, which consist of Acer, Dell, HP, and Lenovo, are aiming for a base price of $600. This should be accessible enough for many entry-level consumers to upgrade their outdated hardware to embrace the potentials of AI technology.

ASUS’ new made its appearance in the desert, showcasing some truly exquisite industrial design along with a spec sheet to correspond. Engadget’s Devindra Hardawar was thrilled with the high-quality materials utilized in its construction, as well as its overall appearance and feel. The sole drawback is that it comes equipped / hindered (delete as appropriate) with Qualcomm’s X or Elite chips, restricting backwards compatibility with older Windows applications.

Meanwhile, Maingear is striving to reclaim its supremacy in the custom PC market with . The product line features heavy-duty plumbing alongside a multitude of fans and radiators to keep your power-hungry GPUs cool.

A constant feature of CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada, is gaming brand Razer, showcasing its newest illumination-enhanced hardware. First, it introduced its , which it claims is its slimmest gaming laptop ever manufactured. Additionally, it presented , an RGB-embellished gaming chair that glows red as it heats you up and blue when it cools you down. To round things off, the company also .

Smart Glasses at CES 2025

Smart glasses have always represented somewhat of a technological dead end, yet the indicators are that the technology is swiftly maturing. We’ve encountered numerous specifications at this year’s CES that are not merely a passing fad with an excessive price tag. For instance, frames come equipped with a built-in camera and are capable of interfacing with a ChatGPT-powered assistant. Then there’s , which astounded me immensely. They’re significantly less tech-heavy than some of the other offerings, but provide a more substantial feature set that includes real-time translation, teleprompting, and turn-by-turn navigation. Xreal was also able to showcase its that did not induce feelings of nausea the instant I donned them.

The CES Auto Show: New Honda EVs and BMW’s Panoramic iDrive draws attention

Honda arrived in Nevada to . The 0 Series Saloon sedan, which 100% resembles the car Inspector Gadget would operate, and the 0 Series SUV, which also resembles a vehicle Inspector Gadget would drive. The automobile manufacturer stated both models would be made available for purchase sometime next year, featuring Honda’s brand-new EV architecture.

BMW was also present, displaying its innovative system that will be incorporated into every new BMW. This includes a display stretching across the dashboard containing key driving statistics, rather than placing it in an instrument cluster like a typical individual is accustomed to. The concept here is to furnish you with numerous areas to present essential information, making it virtually impossible for you to overlook what’s happening. Unless you become so preoccupied with the abundance of digital displays that you neglect to focus on the road ahead.

The rest of the highlights at CES 2025

The second day of CES shifts focus from the most prominent brands to all others, and there was an abundance of intriguing items showcased. For instance, serving as a canvas where you can display digital art on your walls. is an innovative magnetic game controller for your smartphone with premium functionalities, including Hall Effect Joysticks. Anker . And, refusing to be outdone, which will perform the same function, but in a more whimsical manner.