PDAs, Tube TVs and $13,000 VCRs: How CES Jump-Starts the Tech of Tomorrow

CES Gave Us a Glimpse of the Future. Watch for These Tech Trends in 2026

From exoskeletons to Ultra-Vivid TVs, here's what stood out to our team in Las Vegas earlier this month.

PDAs, Tube TVs and $13,000 VCRs: How CES Jump-Starts the Tech of Tomorrow

The road from wild concept to household mainstay is long and fraught with many dead ends, but it often begins at CES.

Display impressions from CES 2026 by Sri Peruvemba

The following is a guest post by Sri PeruvembaHere are a few impressions from CES this year, written for my friend Ron Mertens, while my feet are mostly recovered and catching up from being gone for a week.CES was good for me. A few years ago, the show gave me a 25th-anniversary badge, which was both flattering and a reminder that I’ve been doing this for a long time. Despite a reported ~5% increase in attendance, the show actually felt less cro…

CES 2026: Highlights from Samsung – channelnews

Samsung Electronics used CES 2026 to outline its vision for a more intelligent and connected home, unveiling a broad range of appliances and display technologies designed to adapt to everyday living through AI-driven personalisation and tightly integrated hardware. The company focused on practical improvements across laundry, garment care, climate control, cleaning and premium home entertainment, positioning its Bespoke AI ecosystem as the centre

7 products at CES 2026 I'd buy as soon as they'd take my money

While the Samsung S95H OLED happens to be the Best TV of CES this year, I'd personally buy one for two reasons that go beyond picture quality. Firstly, my current living room TV is set up adjacent to the main windows, so I often find myself pulling my curtains around to block incoming sunlight,…