"Intel is finally unveiling its Panther Lake (Core Ultra Series 3) chips. The first chips built on Intel's 2nm process could offer a 50 percent performance boost, which is sorely needed amid intense competition. NVIDIA's Jensen Huang is taking the stage for a keynote expected to feature a lot of AI hype, while AMD's Lisa Su will likely counter with new Ryzen 9000-series chips and the latest on AI upscaling tech."
"Over the years, CES has consistently been the show for TV innovation and heady next-gen displays. This year, we'll be talking a lot about Micro RGB. LG is introducing a new Micro RGB Evo panel with over 1,000 dimming zones, while Samsung plans to launch a full range of Micro RGB TVs from 55 inches to 115 inches. In 2025, Sony introduced a new RGB LED panel that uses individual Mini LED backlights in red, green and blue to produce even brighter, more accurate colors."
CES 2026 will feature a surge of AI-powered consumer devices alongside major platform announcements. Intel will unveil Panther Lake (Core Ultra Series 3) chips built on a 2nm process, promising up to a 50 percent performance boost. NVIDIA's Jensen Huang will deliver an AI-focused keynote, and AMD's Lisa Su is expected to unveil Ryzen 9000-series CPUs and new AI upscaling technology. Display innovations center on Micro RGB: LG's Micro RGB Evo panel offers over 1,000 dimming zones, Samsung plans Micro RGB TVs from 55 to 115 inches, and Sony's RGB LED panel uses individual Mini LED backlights in red, green, and blue. Samsung will also reveal new Wi‑Fi speakers and Music Studio models 5 and 7 will appear.
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