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The best of CES 2025: the products to look forward to this year The annual January Las Vegas electronics trade show has once again proven to be a powerful platform for the tech world, showcasing a dazzling array of new products. Unsurprisingly, AI was the star of the show, with plenty of autonomous vehicles, smart home solutions, and personal gadgets set to hit markets in the coming months. Here are our CES highlights / By Guy Shahar

| AI is here to stay

Unsurprisingly, AI was everywhere at this year’s CES. Big companies like Nvidia, LG, Samsung and TCL all introduced new AI-augmented everyday products. Next generation televisions for example, offer better voice recognition, better content adaptation to suit viewer preferences, better image and sound quality, and better smart home system control. Not necessarily unheard-of innovations, but the AI is better and more deeply embedded in the technology. Maybe TVs will soon be able to create

content on the spot, according to the viewer’s preference?! Japanese company Jizai presented its new general-purpose AI robot Mi Mo that looks like a cross between a spider, a table, a lamp, and a stool. Mi-Mo is able to communicate in a friendly and natural way with a child in several languages. But the robot that got the most attention was Roborock’s new robotic vacuum cleaner that comes with a foldable mechanical arm able to move obstacles like socks or toys out of the way and go on vacuuming.

| A laptop display that extends at the press of a button The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus Gen 6 Rollable may first look like an ordinary 14-inch laptop, but at the press of a button, its OLED display becomes a 16.7-inch vertical screen. Not only does this provide extra display space, it also allows you to get closer (if not all the way) to having the top of the screen just above eye level so you don’t have to strain your neck and shoulders to look down at it.

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