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Another year’s Consumer Electronics Show has passed, and CES 2025 did not fail to impress. From innovative electric cars to intelligent lawnmowers and vacuums, from cutting-edge specifications on earbuds to flexible gaming monitors, this exhibition catered to all tastes.
Honda O Series
While CES isn’t mainly an automotive exhibition,
Honda certainly managed to astound everyone with its introduction of its EV prototypes, the O Series. Honda showcased two prototypes during the occasion: the Honda 0 Saloon and the Honda 0 SUV. These new vehicles were unveiled with the aim of making the future of automobiles “thin, light, and intelligent,” alongside its new operating system, ASIMO OS. This OS enables the advancement of an “eyes-off function.” Models are anticipated to hit the market in 2026.
Asus Zenbook A14
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The
Asus Zenbook A14 made headlines at the event for numerous reasons. The specifications speak volumes: a Snapdragon X series processor, a 14” FHD 60Hz OLED display, and an extensive battery life. Even more remarkable is the AI integration in this laptop as a Copilot+PC system, boasting up to 45 TOPS NPU. Many critics speculated that this product from ASUS might be nudging the Macbook Air out of its top spot as a lightweight laptop alternative, weighing in at under one kilogram due to its lightweight and sturdy material, ceraluminum.
LG UltraGear OLED bendable gaming monitor
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LG also set some
markers at this year’s event. It unveiled the world’s first “bendable” monitor, the LG UltraGear OLED bendable gaming monitor. This 5K2K resolution monitor features a 21:9 aspect ratio and customizable display parameters on its 45-inch screen. It can transition from a flat display to a 900R curvature. The GX9 Series is already available for purchase.
Panasonic Technics EAH-AZ100 earbuds
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The
Panasonic Technics EAH-AZ100 earbuds garnered some praise for their attributes and high-end design. These include “Voice Focus AI,” adaptive noise cancellation, and one-touch conversation mode. These features create an immersive experience with smooth transitions between phone calls and face-to-face conversations. Additionally, Panasonic launched its proprietary “Magnetic Fluid Driver,” which it claims delivers the “most authentic, balanced sound.” Released on January 7 and offered in silver and black, these true wireless earbuds come with a premium price of $299.99.
Razer’s Project Arielle
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Razer revealed its prototype gaming chair,
Project Arielle, merging the breathable mesh design of previous models with a heating and cooling system. The bladeless heating mechanism can warm the chair to 30 degrees Celsius, and the cooling mechanism can reduce the temperature by up to five degrees. Both functions are conveniently located on the side of the chair. With three distinct designs, this prototype promises to transform any gamer’s experience.
Roborock Saros Z70
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Roborock launched the world’s first intelligent vacuum with an articulated arm. This arm is capable of picking up small items rather than simply displacing them. Fueled by AI, this vacuum cleaner identifies numerous objects, and the app provides options for further customization. At around three inches in height, this model is among the slimmest available on the market.
Manmotion robot lawnmowers
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Manmotion presented its latest range of electric lawnmowers equipped with AI capabilities. The company
introduced its latest Ultra Sense AI Vision system alongside two new AI lawn mowing series, the LUBA mini AWD series and YUKA mini series. These grass-cutting machines utilize mapping technologies that guide the mower within a specific area, all while circumventing obstacles such as swimming pools and flower beds. They possess the capability to autonomously return to their charging docks and feature a detachable battery, making this a convenient upgrade. These fresh product lines can be preordered, with availability commencing in March.
Kirin Electric Salt Spoon
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No CES compilation would be thorough without a notable mention of the
Kirin Electric Salt Spoon. The concept centers around enhancing the flavor of low-sodium meals by delivering an electric charge from the spoon as it touches your tongue. Currently, this product from the Japanese firm is exclusively available in Japan, but Kirin brought samples for attendees at CES to evaluate. A journalist from Mashable experimented with the large spoon during the event. Despite finding it somewhat challenging to handle the unusual spoon, he came to the conclusion that the spoon indeed succeeded in making his soup taste saltier.
These represent just a few of the standout products from this year’s Consumer Electronics Show. Numerous other cutting-edge innovations were showcased at the event. This all indicates that 2025 will be an exceptionally thrilling year for the evolution of technology.
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