CES 2021 In Review - The Good, The Bad, and The Weird

MicroCenterOfficial

CES 2021 wrapped up late last week and, while we got some exciting news from Intel as well as news from Nvidia on 3000 series laptops and new AMD-powered laptops, the show had plenty else to offer as well. So what are your highlights? What do you think we'll actually see publicly available? And what's too weird to ignore?

MicroCenterOfficial

I'm pretty excited to see what Intel brings to Alder Lake, especially as they get closer and closer to full 10nm architecture. Nvidia's new 3060 card looks like a stellar budget option for builds.

MyQ announced a $3,000 dog door that is completely wild and I am very curious to see if it ends up becoming a common thing or just stays this niche product.

But also, as silly as it might be, I'm honestly pretty excited to play with this new Android keyboard from Typewise that has been genuinely breaking my brain over the weekend 

Ian

I thought the Hyperscreen announced for Mercedes was pretty crazy, a 56" long touchscreen for their cars.

mmiller2

Razer's concept for a gaming chair with 60in screen was crazy!

TheSobeGuy

This link is the YouTube video I made at home.  There were too many things to talk about, but my specific favorite of it all is the ASUS ROG lineup:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kxyIKzMrYjM

robmp11

Asus pg32uq and pg32uqx looks awesome except the price of Pg32uqx.