CES 2024 | What to expect from the consumer electronics show
The Hindu
CES 2024: Consumer Electronics Show will bring together leading companies of the world like Amazon, Dell, Google, Samsung, Sony, Hyundai, Intel and many others
Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2024 starts on January 9 in Las Vegas. With the registration open, the CES 2024 is expected to host 1,30,000 people witnessing more than 1,000 startups and beyond 3,500 exhibitors in four days showcasing their best of consumer technology to come this year or later. Electric vehicles (EV) are going to be an integral part of CES 2024 as well.
CES 2024 will bring together leading companies of the world like Amazon, Asus, Dell, Google, Samsung, Sony, LG, Mercedes-Benz, Hyundai, Intel, Qualcomm, among many others.
CES 2024 is expected to be AI-heavy with announcements around its meaningful applications in real-life scenarios.
Here are things to expected out of CES 2024:
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The Taiwanese electronics brand is expected to introduce the 2024 PC lineup of Republic of Gamers (ROG) series at CES 2024. There may be launches in Zenbook series as well from Asus. Asus is expected to rely on Intel 14th gen mobile processor for these launches with support from NVIDIA GPUs.
The PC-maker is expected to showcase a range of Alienware laptops at CES 2024. These laptops generally target gamers with their large screen sizes and efficient cooling mechanism. The usage of Intel Gen 14 series is natural to the series and as well as NVIDIA support.
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