Lenovo launches the ThinkPad X1 Fold, industry’s first folding PC Lenovo has come good on its promise of launching a folding PC that can be used as a laptop or a tablet. The ThinkPad X1 Fold is the ready-for-market version ofthe prototype the company showed off in Mayof last year and has a design like that of theSamsung Galaxy Foldwhereby the device’s internal screen physically folds to open and close....
MSI doubles down with GE66 and GS66 gaming laptops MSI teased some of its biggest CES 2020 announcements back in December – including the world’s first laptop with a mini-LED display – but it saved a few surprises for the show, including a pair of flagship gaming laptops that each come out swinging in different directions. The GE66 Raider and GS66 Stealth offer two distinct approaches to high-end gaming platforms,with similar specs but unique aesthetics....
Next-gen Bluetooth will improve audio, accessibility and sharing Bluetooth is getting an update. The ever popular but aging wireless audio standardnamed after a Norse kingis evolving into its next generation, called LE Audio. TheBluetooth Special Interest Group(SIG), the not-for-profit trade association that controls the technology, announced the update at CES. LE (Low Energy) Audio improves on existing Bluetooth standards with better audio performance, improve hearing aids and new audio sharing features....
Sony uses CES to tease the PS5… and only reveal a logo Managing expectations is no easy thing, and building hype for a new game console launch over a hype cycle that lasts over a year is about as tricky as it gets. Still, it would be hard to deny that Sony got it wrong with the PlayStation 5 reveal at its CES 2020 press conference. Sony never promised any PS5 news at the event, which is traditionally led by its TV tech, but with Microsoft revealing the Xbox Series X in December it’s understandable that fans had built up hopes for a similar declaration by Sony at CES....
The mad Lenovo ThinkBook Plus laptop has an e-ink display on its cover Lenovo has continued its busy CES 2020 by announcing the ThinkBook Plus, a laptop with an e-ink display on the outside of its lid. It’s designed to display information when the laptop is closed and can be written or drawn on with an included pen. As with the rest of Lenovo’s Think line, the ThinkBook Plus is aimed at the business user but that doesn’t make its design any less weird....
