News & Reviews:   Consumer Electronics Show

Remember the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) and how it was permanently cancelled? The same thing could happen to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in the future, with companies hosting their own events. That seems to be what Samsung plans to do in 2026.

It's 2024 and CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is just around the corner. The event will be held from 9 to 12 January this year, ready to unveil a plethora of new tech. Some are new models of existing products, while others are advances in cutting-edge technology. But what exactly will we see in CES 2024? Here's an overview of the 5 tech trends we expect to see.

Every year, a wide range of products appear on the event floor of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). The usual categories include displays, laptops, cars, and robots. Of course, all manner of innovative gadgets are also showcased. Today, we'd like to list the top 6 of the coolest products that caught our eye at CES 2023.

CES 2022 hasn't started yet, but some companies are already teasing their new products. Samsung is expected to introduce a variety of different products like the Galaxy S22 smartphones. But that's not all, as the company officially revealed some upcoming monitors.

In 2022, CES (Consumer Electronics Show) will return as a physical event rather than being held virtually. The CES 2022 will take place in Las Vegas from 5 to 8 January to showcase advanced technologies from participating brands. Since it's less than one month to go, Samsung has announced the theme of its keynote event, and it's "Together for Tomorrow".

Since COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic, many events around the world had to be cancelled or switched to an online format. It was the same for CES 2021, which was held entirely online. However, there are plans to change that for next year.

The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2021 is starting to warm up and it's usually the time when tech brands will show off their latest technologies and gadgets. In Sony Electronics' case, they have announced several brand new televisions for the masses and here's everything you need to know. 

Global pandemic woes aren't going away anytime soon and many events are still expected to stay offline. That's the same for next year's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2021, which is now confirmed to be a digital-only event. Event organiser Consumer Technology Association (CTA) made the announcement yesterday.

Yup, that's right. The Consumer Electronics Show or better known as CES will be going all-digital in 2021 and that means the entire tech media and community can hop in to join the event simultaneously. As announced by Consumer Technology Association (CTA) President and CEO, Gary Shapiro, this is obviously due to the concerns of the pandemic and preventing another COVID-19 spread just to be safe.

This year's CES 2020 had plenty of fancy bling and cool toys, with one of them from Panasonic. It was actually surprising to see the Japanese electronics company show something many wouldn't have expected them to work on: Virtual reality glasses.