CES 2018
NVIDIA showcases 65-inch 4K 120Hz HDR display with G-SYNC
Big format gaming displays have arrived!
NVIDIA has created a new product segment called Big Format Gaming Display, or BFGD for short. As you’d expect, these are seriously large screens built for gaming.
How big? The current specifications say these displays are 65 inches in size with a 4K resolution and HDR compatibility. There are currently three brands on board this project, namely Acer, ASUS, and HP.
Since NVIDIA conceived this technology, G-SYNC is built in, as well. This ensures that no stuttering or tearing happens during intense gaming sessions. This is important, since you could easily spot poor performance on a screen this large. NVIDIA’s Shield streaming tech will also be part of the package.
To top it all off, the displays can run at 120Hz, which is double the 60Hz refresh rate found in the majority of non-gaming monitors today. With all these features integrated into a single product, we can only imagine how expensive they’ll get (none of the brands mentioned pricing yet).
And because this is getting shown off at CES 2018, there’s has to be some sort of AI assistant inside. In this case, it’s Google Assistant. The entire interface can supposedly be controlled using your voice. We’re curious to see how that will pan out.
It’s only the beginning of the year, so we’re hopeful that one of the three PC manufacturers will deliver this tech within the next twelve months.
CES 2018
Podcast Episode 1: Getting lost at the world’s largest tech show
In this first epidose of GadgetMatch Podcast we talk about the 2018 Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2018) which just wrapped up in Las Vegas. Michael Josh and Isa share behind the scenes challenges of covering the world’s largest tech show. And the team talks about the most attention grabbing tech from the show including an entire range of Artificial Intelligence and Google Assistant gadgets, Vivo’s new phone with an in-display fingerprint sensor, Sony’s new robot dog, and Razer’s Project Linda.
The future of smart appliances is upon us.
LG has not only dared to venture into connected kitchen technology, they’ve taken it a step further with their newest smart appliances. We got to see all this at CES.
The InstaView ThinQ is the fridge of the future. It’s equipped with the smart voice assistant Alexa which means you will be able to talk to it — the better to figure out what you want to eat! Not only that, it will suggest recipes depending on what food items you have stored. The best part is that it can be connected to your phone and all your other smart appliances for a seamless everyday home experience.
SEE ALSO: LG builds a smart kitchen that ‘talks’ to you and your home
CES 2018
Best of CES 2018: Project Linda, Smart Display, and more!
From prototypes to full-fledged products
CES 2018 gave us a glance at all the wonderful consumer tech that’s in store for us — not just this year, but for the years to come. The show had tons of products, almost too many to count, so we came up with this video compiling the most interesting gadgets that caught our attention.
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