Best Tech of CES 2024: CES is the place you go when you want to see the ridiculousness of the tech world—ranging from flying cars, unique display technology, and apparently, AI faces that you can talk to now. But, we are thinking for going to pass on that one.
Amongst the craziness, you can find some actual products coming out and glimpses of the future that should make you excited. So, here are things that best tech of CES 2024, a few of which we know many of you have yet to hear about, including one that we think will change our everyday lives and our interactions with tech.
Here is The List Of Best Tech of CES of 2024
Dual-Screen Laptop By ASUS
Asus has been working on its Zenbook Duo series for many years. One of the most known iterations is the one with the big screen above the keyboard.
This year, the bottom is entirely a screen covered by a detachable magnetic Bluetooth keyboard, giving you dual-screen 14in 3K 120Hz OLED twin touch screens.
Fun use cases and orientations—We would love to use this in dual-screen mode while traveling. Imagine how amazing this is for video editing on the go with the extra-screen real estate.
New Advancement In Haptics By Razer
Did you know that there is a PhD in haptics? That was news to us, but when we met Dr. E Violi from Razer who had one, we learned a ton about haptics. He brought Project Sere, a chair cushion that adds 16 modules (6 in the seat, 10 on the back), a headset, and a controller.
Combining all of these gives you a genuinely extraordinary experience, considering sound placement, frequency range, source, and the event being displayed on your screen.
Grills Go High-Tech By Current Backyard
High-tech grills were on my radar at CES, and the current Grill caught my eye. These are fully electric, Wi-Fi, and app-connected, removing the need for gas. They can hit peak heat temperatures up to 700°, heating up in 10 minutes.
Precise and consistent temperature compared to gas and charcoal. Add wood chips, pellets, and water for smoke, steam, and flavor. Prices start at only $799 for an electric smart grill.
Clicks By MrMobile and CrackBerry Kevin
The Click Creator keyboard brings back the tactile experience of Palm Trios and Blackberries to the iPhone. It attaches through a bright and fun silicone case with a USB-C or Lightning Port, covering up a lot of the screen.
It encourages learning iOS’s navigation shortcuts, resulting in an expert-level user experience. Prices start at $139.
Mini-LED By Sonyelectronics
This year is the year of mini-LED, and Sony’s higher bit-rate LED controllers caught my attention. While many TVs support shocking amounts of dimming zones, the quality and specificity of those zones are contingent on the bit rate of the LED controllers.
Sony’s is 20 bits, promising less blocky and chunky dimming zones for a more detailed and specific display.
Super Human Hearing By Essilor USA
Two products in the health tech space stood out. Nuance Audio, owned by EssilorLuxottica, the maker of eyeglasses, introduced new glasses that make hearing for the impaired easy.
Based on where you’re looking, it amplifies the sound in front while reducing the amplification of sound outside of that range. The other, from Whings, is called Beo, allowing at-home vital monitoring for remote doctor visits.
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Ultra Evolution Speakers By SVS
In the audio realm, SVS showcased the new Ultra Evolution speakers in their showroom theater room, offering an immersive and surround-sound experience.
Momentum Sport Earbuds By Sennheiser
Sennheiser announced Momentum Sport Earbuds, combining great sound and health/fitness tracking in one device. Sensors in the earbuds measure body temperature and heart rate through the ear, providing more accurate readings than other trackers.
New Blootooth Device By Samsung
Our top Best Tech of CES 2024 is the forecast standard introduced by Samsung. It allows for audio broadcasts like a Wi-Fi network that can connect you to different devices.
Imagine being at a bar and choosing which TV to listen to, or creating your broadcast for others to tune into. It has the potential for translation services, making it easy for people to listen without the need for specialized devices. The convenience of sharing audio easily in various environments is promising.
