CES promises to be more exciting than ever this year. Key topics will likely include 5G, AI, blockchain, quantum computing, AR, and VR.
CES 2020, which is held January 7 – January 10 in Las Vegas, is expected to be one of the leading technology events of the year. More than 4,500 companies from across the globe are participating in the four-day event and introducing thousands of new, innovative products.
TechRepublic’s Bill Detwiler, Teena Maddox, Karen Roby, and Derek Poore will be reporting from Las Vegas. Keep checking this article for all of our CES 2020 coverage, which will include photos of the best and the weirdest tech, interviews with industry experts, Bill Detwiler’s Cracking Open live demo from the CNET stage, and much more. We will update this article when new content about CES publishes.
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LG to unveil latest displays for airplanes and automobiles at CES 2020
LG is bringing OLED screens to homes, hotels, offices, autos, and jetliners.
CES 2020: Damon and BlackBerry QNX rev up for electric motorcycle release
CES 2020 attendees can “test drive” the Hypersport Pro superbike via virtual reality at BlackBerry’s booth, where riders can see features including CoPilot and Shift in action.
Renovo and BlackBerry QNX to unveil game-changing automotive data platform at CES 2020
This joint effort aims to improve the safety and reliability of in-vehicle systems on autonomous vehicles. Some of the platform’s features will be on display at CES 2020.
Charmin debuts a toilet paper robot and a bathroom smell sensor at CES 2020
Don’t squeeze the Charmin, but do check out the company’s three new futuristic concepts at CES: The RollBot, SmellSense, and V.I.Pee designed to make a smart home even better.
CES 2020: A first glimpse at the tech of CES Unveiled
Everything from a flying gondola, sex tech and a $7,000 smart toilet were revealed at CES Unveiled this year.
CES Unveiled: A sneak peek at the tech of CES 2020
Find out more about the coolest innovations from CES Unveiled, including a new smart thermometer from Whirlpool and a capsule cocktail maker.
SEE: CES 2020: The big trends for business (ZDNet/TechRepublic special feature)
IBM announces app at CES 2020 that tracks coffee bean from farm to cup
Consumers can use the “Thank My Farmer” app to track the origin of the beverage and support fair trade practices.
NVIDIA shows off autonomous tech for cards and robots at CES 2020
Gaming tech isn’t the only thing that NVIDIA is displaying at CES 2020: It’s also using graphics cards to power automated vehicles and AI-powered robots.
BlackBerry and AWS combine forces to create edge-to-cloud platform for automakers
Tech companies announce at CES that QNX will be the OS and Amazon’s IoT Services will provide connectivity for data collection and software updates.
New Chromebooks from Samsung, Asus, Lenovo on display at CES 2020
No matter what you need to do with a Chromebook, the models revealed at CES 2020 can help you get the job done.
D-Link unveils Wi-Fi 6 and mesh routers, 5G products, and mydlink cameras
The company’s latest solutions, featured at CES 2020, forge the path for interconnected, intelligent connections in smart homes.
For more must-read CES coverage, check out our sister sites ZDNet and CNET.
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