A lot of "maybes" and "hope to" are spoken during the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Many of the gadgets on display require months or even years to release. The recurring themes at the annual tech expo in Las Vegas include prototypes, previews, and proofs of concept—that's assuming they even make it to market at all. Thankfully, there are a few exceptions made each year for those who are itching to get their hands on the newest tech.
The cutting-edge wearables, stick-on TVs, and a tangible example of artificial intelligence are among the items from CES 2024 that we've compiled a list of below that are already available for buy or presale.
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With a weight of just 1.58 kg, the HP Omen Transcend 14 is a gaming laptop that is suitable for daily use. It has a powerful Intel Core Ultra 9 185H and Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070. It is based on a 14-inch screen with a configurable refresh rate of 48–120 Hz. Preorders for it start at $1,520 and should be delivered on February 21.
The stylish gadget has a 14th-generation Intel Core Ultra 7/9 processor, a 2.8K HDR OLED display, and up to 32GB of DDR5 RAM. NVIDIA RTX 4070 GPU and 2TB of storage are also promised. In the US, the laptop costs $1,600, or around Rs. 1.32 lakh.
Buy now: HP Omen Transcend 14
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We have fantastic news if you miss the clickety-clack of your BlackBerry keys: with a Clicks Creator Keyboard Case, you can now bring that sensation to your iPhone. The springy, circular keys have a backlight. In addition to producing a pleasing sound, the casing increases the amount of screen real estate available for typing. Right now, it's available in two hues: London Sky, a grey, and a bright yellow named BumbleBee. Additional colours will be added later. Both the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro cases cost $139, and the iPhone 15 Pro will arrive in mid-March, while the iPhone 14 Pro will ship on February 1. The iPhone 15 Pro Max cover costs $159, and it will arrive in early spring after receiving a $30 deposit.
Buy now: Clicks Creator Keyboard Case
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The most fashionable wearable from Garmin to date is without a doubt its most recent smartwatch, including a metal frame and patterned lenses that double as fashionable screensavers when the display is turned off. It lasts up to five days on a single charge and has built-in sports applications, sleep tracking, and a new dance fitness activity that tracks various dance styles. The somewhat more expensive Lily 2 Classic, which includes support for Garmin Pay contactless payments, comes in four colours with nylon or leather bands, whilst the normal Lily 2 is available in two colours with silicone bands. The ordinary Garmin Lily 2 costs $249.99, while the premium version costs $299.99. The device is already shipping.
Buy now: Garmin Lily 2
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Apollo Neuro claims that the power of "good vibes"—that is, by activating the vagus nerve, which controls vital physiological processes like breathing and heart rate—can enhance attention, help you sleep better, and reduce stress. When Mashable tech reporter Kim Gedeon used it for three weeks before CES, it didn't live up to all of those boasts, but it did help her with her social anxiety: "It's similar to how I feel when I'm listening to binaural beats or ASMR," she wrote. It was discounted by about $70 at the time of release on Amazon and the Apollo Neuro website.
Buy now: Apollo Neuro
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An excellent purchase for any tech lover is the aluminium alloy Razer 11-port USB-C dock. Four USB-A connections, two Type-C sockets, UHS-I SD and microSD slots, a gigabit Ethernet connector, an HDMI socket, and a 3.5mm audio jack are all provided to users. While 7.1 surround sound is supported by the audio jack, 4K output at 60Hz is promised with the HDMI port. Additionally supported is 85W laptop charging. It costs $120, or around 10,000 rupees, to purchase.
Buy now: Razer 11-port USB-C dock
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When you launch YouTube on the new Acer Swift Go 14, it appears to be a fairly ordinary laptop. However, when you do so, a set of light-up media controls appear on the touchpad – a useful feature for people who primarily use PCs for entertainment. (At debut in March, support for more platforms such as Twitch and Spotify is anticipated to be introduced.) An Intel Core i5 processor from the 13th generation powers the standard setup, although an Intel Core Ultra 5 CPU from the most recent iteration is also an option. It costs around 79,999 rupees, to purchase.
Buy now: Acer Swift Go 14
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We tested out this countertop beer maker at CES, and it's already available for preorder. Delivery is anticipated in late January. It could be for you if you want to easily brew your beer at home. All you have to do is add water to the top and scan a barcode to tell the machine whatever kind of beer you're brewing. To make things easy, the iGulu F1 will ding your phone when you need to add each ingredient. The price of buying is $599.
Buy now: iGulu F1 home brewing machine
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With a maximum output of 21.6 kW, this whole-home battery from portable power experts EcoFlow, the Delta Pro Ultra power station, can be disconnected from your smart panel and taken with you, wherever you go. It may be used to power your RV or that tiny off-grid hut in the woods. This mobile lithium iron phosphate battery system is one of the more inventive pieces of energy technology we've seen at CES 2024. At CES, our CNET crew referred to it as "a Tesla Powerwall on wheels." Orders for it may be placed now, and they will begin to ship on January 9. Buying it costs 5,799 dollars.
Buy now: EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra power station
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At CES 2024, Kohler introduced the PureWash E930 Bidet Seat. With this opulent add-on, any ordinary Western toilet may become a high-end smart gadget. Users may make use of features including hands-free controls, voice control help from Alexa and Google, a warm air drier, and UV cleaning. Using the restroom will undoubtedly become more enjoyable, but it will cost a substantial $1,290 (about Rs. 1.07 lakh).
Buy now: Smart toilet seat
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You may preorder the Rabbit r1 and receive it by March if you want to begin your spring with an AI friend. Simple natural language instructions may be used to activate the following functions on the little, squarish, Luminous Orange device: calling an Uber, ordering takeout, opening a Spotify playlist, taking pictures and videos, and doing an internet search.
With the help of Rabbit OS, you may operate applications on your current smartphone with the sleek Rabbit R1 gadget. It has a MediaTek Helio P35 chipset, 128GB of storage, and 4GB of RAM. Additionally, there is a SIM card slot. The Rabbit R1 is priced at $199 (about Rs. 16,522) in the United States.
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