"At the start of the year, you can always rely on the Consumer Electronics Show to be a hub for exciting innovations, bold prototypes, and downright weird ideas that aim to make life more convenient. While CES 2026 is (predictably) being dominated by AI shoehorned into various products this week, the show still has a few surprises up its sleeve. Between iterative gaming laptop upgrades for 2026 and flashy new OLED TVs, the event is also serving as a hub for interesting and weird technology."
"Some of this gear--like Razer's holographic AI companion tube--is already scheduled to be released later this year, while more experimental stuff, like brain-scanning headphones, are still a long way from being seen on store shelves. In case you couldn't make it to Las Vegas this year, here's a quick look at the technology that caught our eyes."
CES 2026 showcased a surge of AI integrated across diverse consumer products alongside an array of experimental inventions. Major themes included iterative gaming laptop refreshes for 2026 and new OLED televisions emphasizing visual upgrades. Several exhibitors debuted novel concepts and prototypes aimed at convenience and novelty. Razer introduced a holographic AI companion tube slated for later release this year. More speculative projects, such as brain‑scanning headphones, remain far from commercial availability. The show combined mainstream product updates with bold prototypes, offering a mix of near-term consumer releases and long-term exploratory technology.
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