TV? AI? Robot? Humanoid robot lawnmower? The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) has it all. And sometimes it's too much. We've got a boot camp at the biggest tech event of the year to explore what's relevant and interesting. No matter how unnecessary it seems. We'll also highlight the weird, tacky, and weird enough to work.
Some companies have already launched their products before the show floor opens. LG is new. Three-in-one lamp projector It's an interesting combination of living room accessories at the same time. Gowi Introducing the new Pixel-ish gaming light pack to make GIFs come to life. This robot vacuum cleaner It also catches our attention. Because it does things that other robot vacuum cleaners cannot do. which involves growing clawed arms to pick up wayward objects.
There is so much more to come. Including important announcements from the industry's largest chip makers. and a complete line-up of new laptops and computers to consider purchasing later this year. Check back here for the latest news and hands-on impressions.
Intel launches new Arrow Lake chips to boost performance beyond gaming
The major chipmaker has launched new chips designed for enterprise and gaming laptops called the 200H and 200HX series. The company hopes the Ultra 200S will make up for Arrow Lake's disappointing gaming performance. In this link, we have details on which PCs will be the first to receive Intel's top-tier Lunar Lake silicon.
Intel claims its Mobile Arrow Lake chips provide better gaming performance than desktops.
See the beautiful birds and insects in your garden with these modular nature cameras.
Bird Buddy is a smart bird feeder that lets you record every awesome moment of nature happening in your backyard. Expanding beyond birds and squirrels, Bird Buddy announced at CES 2025 that they are expanding their product portfolio. In addition to its existing Bird Buddy device, which remains its flagship product, Wonder is launching two new products: Petal, a “biomorphic” camera that captures more of what's happening in the garden, and Wonder Blocks. It is a modular system that allows you to create The habitat of the wildlife you hope will catch your eye.
This smart bird feeder camera can now detect bees, butterflies and blooming flowers.