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CES 2024: Biggest Announcements & Coolest Stuff

Rob

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    It's another year of CES (here's the schedule)!

    The Consumer Electronics Show happens EVERY year in Las Vegas and this year it's January 9th to 12th (although media events started on January 7th). I'll be posting some of my favorite things on the EBC homepage but would love to see links, videos, and announcements from around the web from things you've seen at/from the show!

    LG & Samsung are stealing the show early with transparent TV displays:

    Transparent TV Display by Samsung (MicroLED)
    Press Release

    Samsung 2024 Neo QLED & More

    Transparent TV Display by LG (OLED)

    Samsung Frame Music Speaker

    HP 14-inch Gaming Laptop (lightest ever):

    HP Omen Transcend 14-inch:

    New JBL Microphones:

    Acer & Qualcomm: WiFi7 for Gamers:

    LG Gram gets updated:

    Zagg's Mophie Juice Pack for iPhone 15 series:

    Mercedes "Digital Passenger Infotainment"

    I never understood the appeal of these "hologram" boxes:

    Events to keep an eye on​

    AMD Press Conference

    NVIDIA Press Conference:

    LG Press Conference:

    Samsung Press Conference
    January 8th @5PM EST

    Sony Press Conference:
    January 8th @8PM EST

    ASUS Livestream on Insta
    January 9th @2:30AM EST
    asus.click/ces24_tw

    I will add more "events" if you've got links for them! So much going on!
     
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    wow
    I thought it was astonishing when SanDisk crammed 1TB of storage onto a microSD card... now a company has crammed TWO TB???
    wow that is a lot of data.....that would just make me worry about it getting corrupted. and that would suck to have constantly back the card up. never heard of agi. anybody use any of their cards?
     
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    I just don't see a need for that much storage for a mobile device unless you want to keep your entire library of music, photos, videos and such.
    Overkill in my opinion.
    That is a great deal of storage and could potentially lead to a great deal of data loss. I'd certainly not place entire trust in that much storage without multiple backups in place.
     
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