The CES 2026 showcase features a mix of groundbreaking technology and some truly unusual innovations. Here’s a look at the most eccentric announcements from the event.
Ikea is enhancing two models of its Varmblixt lamps to include Matter support, making them a seamless addition to your smart home setup.
The latest Bluetooth speakers can connect with up to 100 devices simultaneously, transforming an affordable accessory into an entertaining party feature.
Surprising Characters, Missing Faces, and Unexpected Trends in Gaming.
Dell unveils its 2026 lineup of Alienware Area-51 PCs, now powered by AMD Ryzen X3D processors, though the high price tag may come as no surprise.
Introducing the Aqara U400 smart lock, the first to feature Apple’s UWB technology for seamless hands-free unlocking. It reliably opens every time, making it perfect for those busy moments when your hands are full.
The feature leverages AI detection and optional camera sharing to deliver real-time updates on active fire situations.
Introducing a cutting-edge Forge AI workstation designed to accommodate up to four professional-grade GPUs.
The Reolink AI Box is powered by a Qualcomm Dragonwing Q8 series chip, enabling efficient local processing for its AI capabilities.
Unveiled at CES 2026, Razer’s Project Motoko features innovative wireless headphones equipped with dual 4K cameras and integrated AI technology, showcasing a bold vision for the future of AI-driven wearables.
American Airlines is set to enhance in-flight connectivity by rolling out free Wi-Fi across its entire fleet, powered by AT&T, with full implementation expected by spring 2026.
The company is set to broaden its range of products compatible with its extensive, energy-efficient IoT network.
The Vergecast team dives into the latest highlights, covering everything from Lego Smart Bricks and LG’s humanoid robot to the Clicks Communicator.
Meta’s Ray-Ban Display glasses are set to introduce exciting new features, such as EMG handwriting capabilities using Meta’s neural band and an integrated teleprompter.
Introducing Smart Play: a groundbreaking collection of interactive Lego components set to launch later this year, featured in select Star Wars sets.
TCL introduces the NXTPaper 70 Pro, bringing an E-Ink-like experience to the midrange market, while the Note A1 provides a sleek, minimalist tablet designed for handwritten notes.