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CES 2020 hits and misses from massive TVs to toilet paper-fetching robots
With CES 2020 finally rolling into Las Vegas this month, tech journalists and fans are going crazy over the plethora of new announcements and reveals. With all the new tech coming out, there’s bound to be something for everyone at the world’s biggest electronics trade show.
In the days leading up to CES, we’ve already see a handful of headline-worthy teases and reveals. From crowd pleasers like Samsung’s bezel-less TV, to strange products like the Alexa-enabled showerhead, the event is already shaping up to be the wildest yet. Tap or click here to see our CES 2020 preview.
To get ready for the official start of the convention, we’re going over our favorite CES reveals that we currently know about. Not every one of these products is a winner, mind you. But some are strange and interesting enough to spark plenty of discussion. These are our top hits and misses for CES 2020.
From TV sets to robots: The hits of CES 2020
Between leaks and official teases, a number of product announcements are already known to the public before the doors to CES even open! These are the ones we’re looking forward to seeing in action the most.
Samsung steals the show with its bezel-less The Wall TV and rotating Sero TV
Samsung’s presence at CES is the stuff of legends. Nearly every convention has had something fantastic to display, and this year is no exception. Fans are already going gaga over the brilliant-looking The Wall TV, which features a gorgeous end-to-end display with no bezel.
But that’s not the only high-end monitor Samsung is bringing to Vegas this year. A brand new device dubbed “The Sero” is making a splash with its unusual rotating design. Finally, you’ll be able to watch videos shot on iPhone in their natural state, or TikToks in native resolution on the big screen.
In addition to new monitors, the company is also rolling out some new privacy options for its family of smart TVs. These settings will give users more say in what data is collected, and will create more private viewing experiences going forward. Tap or click to learn more about Samsung’s plans for CES 2020.