It's day two of CES 2025 and I'm sure you've spent the entire day with your eyes on our . But I'm sure there are a few people who may have sneezed or blinked and missed something important. That's why we've put together this wonderful list of all the biggest news from this day of the show, especially for those who sneezed.
Lenovo blesses us with its presence at CES
There was a lot more PC news broadcast around the world, including Lenovo coming into the limelight. In particular, it demonstrated a real version of the flexible OLED laptop released a few years ago. At the touch of a button, that 14-inch display expands to a more powerful 16.7-inch display, which could justify the $3,500 starting price.
Lenovo also showed off a mockup of its device. and hints at what characteristics it will have. Along with this, it was announced The first third-party SteamOS portable gaming device, which will become a worthy alternative to the Steam Deck. If you prefer to play games in a more traditional way, that is, using one leg as an ersatz table and sitting awkwardly on a crowded bus, then you may choose gaming laptop that can be equipped .
Of course, Lenovo has also released several normal laptops, including the first laptop with an under-display camera. This setup gives you a 98 percent screen-to-body ratio that should make all your friends and enemies jealous. Meanwhile, it will likely break the hearts of longtime ThinkPad fans as it lacks an aluminum chassis and Trackpoint. Yes, we have a hard time believing this too.
Qualcomm Unveils New Chips, Maingear, ASUS and Razer Unveil PC Goodies
Qualcomm, which now needs less proof than Intel, announced that its Snapdragon X chips will appear in larger quantities . There are plenty of models currently in development that focus on affordability rather than bells and whistles. Qualcomm and its partners, which include Acer, Dell, HP and Lenovo, are targeting a base price of $600. It should be affordable enough that a lot of entry-level buyers can upgrade their legacy hardware to take advantage of all the benefits we're developing, which is what AI is actually good for.
new from ASUS debuted in the desert, showing off some pretty slick industrial design and specs to match. Engadget's Devindra Hardawar raved about the premium materials used in its construction as well as the look. The only downside is that it is equipped with/corrupted (remove if necessary) Qualcomm X or Elite chips, which limits backward compatibility with older Windows apps.
Meanwhile Maengir as it tries to reassert its dominance in the personal PC space. This series comes with durable plumbing and plenty of fans and heatsinks to help keep your planet-burning GPUs cool.
One of the regular exhibitors at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada will be gaming company Razer, showcasing its latest backlit hardware. First of all, he debuted which the company says is the thinnest gaming laptop ever made. This also showed itself RGB gaming chair that glows red to keep you warm and blue to cool you down. And to top it all off, the company also .
Smart glasses at CES 2025
Smart glasses have always been something of a technological dead end, but there are signs that the technology is advancing rapidly. At CES this year, we've seen plenty of specs that aren't just fancy gimmicks with an overpriced price tag. For example, Frames has a built-in camera and the ability to interact with a ChatGPT-based assistant. Then there is on a show that impressed me immensely. They're much less technologically advanced than some of the products on offer, but have a more robust feature set that includes real-time translation, TV guidance, and turn-by-turn instructions. Xreal was also able to boast of its Because of this, I didn't feel sick as soon as I put them on.
CES Motor Show: New electric cars from Honda and Panoramic iDrive from BMW attract attention
Honda came to Nevada to . The 0 Series Sedan, which looks 100% like the car Inspector Gadget would drive, and the 0 Series SUV, which also looks exactly like the car Inspector Gadget would drive. The automaker said both models will be available for purchase at some point next year, using Honda's exciting new electric vehicle architecture.
And BMW was here too, showing off its new a system that will be installed in every new BMW. This includes a display that spans the entire width of the dashboard, with key stats on your dial, rather than being stuck into the instrument binnacle like the normal person is used to. Of course, the idea here is to give you so many places to post useful information that you can't miss what's going on. Unless you spend so much time looking at multiple digital displays that you forget that your eyes should actually be on the road.
The rest of the best at CES 2025
Day two of CES turns the spotlight from the biggest names to everyone else, and there was a lot of interesting stuff on display at the show. For example, like a canvas that you can use to hang digital art on your walls. is a neat magnetic gaming controller for your smartphone with high-end features like Hall effect joysticks. Anchor . And, without falling behind anyone, it will be the same thing, but stupider.