CES 2019 is coming to a close. Companies are packing up their booths, journalists are preparing for their flights home, and Las Vegas is getting ready to return to whatever passes for normalcy in the city of sin. It won't be long before the week-long celebration of consumer electronics is but a fading memory--at least until it comes time to wonder when companies actually plan to release the gadgets and gizmos they revealed this week.
Catch up on all the coverage you missed from earlier this week at these links--Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, and Day 4--then check out today's news:
Let's Get a Little Weird
Companies announce new systems, components, and peripherals all the time. But CES is often where they decide to do something a little crazy--and we aren't talking about what happens at some of the after-hours parties. Read through some of these stories to see what we mean:
- Intelino Smart Train Teaches Young Kids About Coding While Keeping it Fun for All Ages
- Tiny, 6-inch Laptop Has More Ports Than Some Ultrabooks
- Battle Robot GEIO Is Ruthless Against AR Foes
A Case of the...Cases
For anyone who hasn't been to CES before, the show floor is actually divided between several buildings, with the major companies getting the most space at the main location, and smaller companies sent over to satellite buildings. Once you get to those buildings, you're guaranteed to see more phone cases than any one person should ever behold. There are PC cases around, too, of couse.
- Spigen’s Making Cases That Wirelessly Send Power From Your Wall to Your Phone
- Riotoro Expands on Morpheus, Introduces More Convertible Products at CES 2019
- InWin’s 928 Super Tower Is an Aluminum Monster Designed for Intel’s 28-Core CPU
The Best of the Rest
Here's our usual list of items that don't neatly fit into the other categories:
- EVGA's GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Kingpin Card Includes a Power Meter
- HTC Vive, Qualcomm Back FinchShift's Camera-Free 6DoF VR Controllers (Update)
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