Best Highlights of CES 2020

The Consumer Electronic Show 2020 kicked ofbesf Tuesday Jan 7 at the Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV, USA. This annual event celebrates all thing technology. Over 4,500 companies showed off their latest product. Including smart phones, Smart tv, Electric Vehecial, home appliences, AI technology, plant based meat product, innovative technology and many more. These are some of the best highlights of the show.

Alienware Concept UFO

Only a prototype, dells new hand held device brings the power of a gaming pc in the palm of our hand.  This handheld gaming PC is essentially a Nintendo Switch for playing PC games. The device looks and feels amazing. The is a great chance that this prototype will hit the market very soon

Samsung Galaxy S10 Lite and Note 10 Lite

Out of nowhere, Samsung unviled two brand new phones. Samsung Galaxy S10 lite and Note 10 Lite. Which will deliver one of Samsung's most distinct features for power users at a portion of the price. With Samsung galaxy s10 and note 10, Samsung flag ship phone in the market no body were expecting lite version of these phone.

Sony’s Concept Car and The New Playstation 5 Logo

Everyone at the CES 2020 were expecting the unveiling of the brand new Playstation gaming console. But to everyone’s surprise Sony showed its brand new all electric concept car named Vision-S.  It’s an electric concept sedan that is meant to showcase the Japanese tech conglomerate’s many different strengths, from entertainment products to camera sensors and more.  The Vision-S features 33 different sensors inside and outside of the car, multiple widescreen displays, 360 audio, and always-on connectivity, with some pieces coming from industry players like BlackBerry and Bosch. It’s also powered by a “newly-designed EV platform” — which appears to have been engineered by automotive supplier Magna — that Sony says will be able to power other vehicle types, like SUVs.

                         

For those who were expecting Playstation Sony also unveiled the logo for the brand new Playstation 5 which is scheduled to release in holidays 2020

Samsung's rotating TV

In this age of Smartphones, Samsung has made things easy for us by introducing The Sero, Samsung's first rotating 4k TV. Once synced with your phone this TV can be switched to vertical mode so you can stream your mobile’s content to your TV without the black edges. It’s being labeled as the TV for Generation Z, or anyone who spends as much time watching videos on Instagram, TikTok and other social media sites as they do watching streaming services or traditional cable. In its vertical orientation, the Sero basically looks like an over sized smartphone mounted to a plastic easel. That’s because the screen doesn’t reach to the bottom of the base, leaving just a few inches of the base uncovered. 

Hyundai’s flying cars for Uber’s air taxi service.

Uber and Hyundai have announced a new partnership to develop taxi. At this year CES the two companies unveiled a full scale aircraft concept. The model shown was named Model S-A1, which essentially looks like a souped-up helicopter. It seems that flying cars are not only limited science fiction movies. The vehicle even looks something out of a Sci-Fi movie. The design is amazing.  Based on the specs, Hyundai’s Personal Air Vehicle (PAV) won’t be some Sonata in the sky. With two tilt-rotors on the tail, and 10 other rotors distributed around the egg-shaped cabin, the aircraft is designed to take off vertically, transition to wing-borne lift in cruise, and then transition back to vertical flight to land. Able to carry 5 people the vehicle has the cruising speed of 180 mph and the cruising altitude of 1000 to 2000 feet above ground. This could be a boon for the tourism industry as with the help this we can access glorious landscapes such as Annapurna Base Camp with ease. From the looks of this prototype flying taxi are gonna be everywhere in the coming future.