"The annual Consumer Electronics Show, CES, is officially over, and we saw many innovative and exciting products and devices from the world's leading consumer electronics brands, including Samsung, LG, and Hisense. ZDNET reported on the ground, in-person at the show, as well as remotely, so no news was missed. Also: Best of CES 2026 Awards: Official List of Winners (CNET) This year's agenda? More ambitious pitches from companies, small and large, including how AI would assist and enhance"
"The top news stories 1. The next frontier of TV tech is brighter (and more colorful) 2. AI and robots in all shapes and sizes 3. It's all about easier living with smart home tech 4. Ultralight, long-lasting laptops is the theme (with one exception) 5. Samsung dominates the mobile category 6. The weirdest tech that spooked us out 7. All the various things we wore at CES"
Consumer Electronics Show attendees saw innovations from leading brands including Samsung, LG, and Hisense across TVs, laptops, mobile, and smart-home categories. AI integrated into devices and robots promised practical assistance and broad daily-life enhancement. Transportation concepts extended beyond traditional city streets, presenting new mobility modes. TVs pushed higher brightness, expanded color ranges, novel form factors, and larger sizes. Laptop trends emphasized ultralight designs and long battery life, with a few notable exceptions. Samsung led major mobile category announcements. The event also showcased unusual experimental gadgets and an array of wearable devices.
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