Peculiar and useful gadgets at CES 2023

[Jan]

Weird but useful gadgets of CES 2023

This year's edition of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), the world's biggest tech-focused expo, concluded on Sunday, 8 January 2023.

Many of the world's biggest tech companies use the event to showcase their latest cutting-edge gadgets that address daily life's challenges or simply make it more interesting.

 

[Skerminkel]

Consumer Reports gave Displace TV a “Worst in Show” award over environmental concerns with its large lithium-ion battery packs.

How is built-in batteries worse than using solar energy stored in lithium batteries in your garage to power your TV?

 

[Skerminkel]

For those who are really serious about their sneaker collection...

Ultimate posers? Want to look sporty, but not like you did actual sports?

 

[BlackStatic]

Who is this guy talking to?

 

[backstreetboy]

Tired of running between the TV and the oven when waiting on your meal to finish cooking?

No I have a Philips airfryer.

 

[dualmeister]

A separate mode called Cycle Sync sets the device to monitor women’s menstrual cycles.

 

[Thor]

I would buy ALL Withings products if it was available in SA.

Too expensive to import due to ANC tax.

 

[Paulsie]

And all designed to fail 1 day after the warranty ends, with spares being more expensive than a new replacement.
Can't afford one? Don't worry, there's always the store credit.

 

[Ejeckt]

Heh, my wife ordered that Fluent Pet system a year ago from the US. Piece of cheap junk - standard gameshow buzzer buttons are waaaay better quality, cheaper, and let you play with your pet just as effectively.