CES 2024 Is Here And These 5 Launches Caught Our Eyes

The Consumer Electronics Show 2024 is all set to give us a first glimpse at some technology trends that’ll eventually catch on. The four-day CES 2024 began on January 9 in Las Vegas. Over the years, CES is where tech
companies have given the world a peek at modular phones, dual screen laptops, self-driving tech and robots for homes, and they’ve all caught on in different ways, eventually. So here are 5 unique products that we found interesting among the products introduced till now.
Rabbit R1: The Rabbit R1 is a new $200 device that performs in-app actions on your behalf.The device uses a Large Action Model to do the tasks for you, such as ordering food or cabs. The device has a 2.88-inch touch screen that’s housed in a handheld console-like body. It will remind of the PlayDate console, which plays retro-style games. The device is powered by a 2.3GHz MediaTek processor, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB of storage. It also has a rotating camera for optics. To use it, you have to press the “Push-to-Talk” button and this activates the Rabbit OS, and it starts listening for prompts.
LG Signature OLED T TV: LG has shown off the world's first transparent OLED display at the ongoing Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Called LG Signature OLED T, the smart TV has a glass display that is transparent making the images you see on screen seemingly float in the
air, like faux holograms. The screen size is 77 inches and the TV looks like a Fish tank.
Nano leaf skylight panels: his light fixture has a modular design that can be mounted to the ceiling like a skylight. It also uses a traditional hardwire connection for power. it has tons of color tones, fun color scenes like rain or sun shower and can sync with your other smart home gadgets to turn on, off and adjust automatically. It comes with three panels, but can be expanded to include up to 100 panels by incorporating Skylight Expansion Packs.
Jackery Solar Mars Bot: What if your solar panels could follow the sun? This robot does just that, automatically tracking bright light and navigating outdoor environments to follow it. The solar array folds up while moving, and expands while stationary. It has multiple cameras onboard that help it avoid obstacles.
Samsung Ballie: Ballie is a rolling AI bot with advanced intelligence. This yellow bot is about the size of a bowling ball. The user can control Ballie with voice commands - or even text messages, according to a demo Samsung showcased at its CES 2024 press event. Here is what it can do.
Be your robot AI companion
Come to you if you beckon it
Interact with other smart devices (e.g., it can turn switches on and off)
Project pictures and videos on walls
Help you check on your pets by sending pictures of them to you
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