CES 2025 may feature AI-centric products, smarter assistants, and next-gen smart devices.
Nvidia, AMD, and Qualcomm are expected to unveil new chipsets.
Automotive giants like Hyundai, BMW, and Honda may also reveal futuristic in-car technologies.
CES 2025, the Consumer Electronics Show, is quickly approaching, and popular tech brands will showcase a wide range of new technology and concept products featuring cutting-edge technology. In addition, a few companies will introduce new products to global markets. This year, we can expect major announcements from companies such as Samsung, AMD, Sony, and LG. Here’s what we know about the CES 2025 date, time, announcements, rumors, and more.
CES 2025 date, time and venue:
CES 2025 will take place in Las Vegas and start from January 7 and will conclude on January 10. Early events will start from January 4. The event will kickstart for the media on January 5 while the show floor press conference start from January 7 9AM.
CES 2025: What to expect
CES 2025 is known for a variety of announcements and this year we can expect:
AI features, assistants or more
AI has been the talk of the town for the last two years. Big tech companies are expected to introduce smarter assistant interfaces and more AI-centric products such as televisions, appliances, and vehicles. Remember Rabbit R1 and his Humane AI Pin? We can expect such devices as well.
Chipsets
Popular companies such as AMD, Qualcomm, and Nvidia are expected to release new chips. Nvidia is expected to unveil the GeForce RTX 50 series GPU, AMD is expected to showcase its RDNA 4 GPUs, and Qualcomm is expected to make some announcements.
New technologies for cars
As with every year, companies such as Hyundai, BMW, and others are expected to introduce more user-friendly and useful technology. According to reports, Hyundai may introduce a full-windshield holographic display, while BMW will offer the Panoramic iDrive display. Honda is also expected to enter the electric vehicle segment.
TV
Televisions are also very popular at the CES. This year, companies like LG, Samsung, and TCL are expected to introduce more innovative options such as rollable concepts, transparent displays, and so on.
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