Open for CES insanity (in the best way)

Including: laptops, TVs, and smart home tech—oh my!

We survived CES: the annual tech convention where brands roll out their biggest ideas, boldest prototypes, and the occasional “who asked for this?” We went, we wandered, we tested things. This is what made the cut. Let’s get into it.

The best stuff we saw at CES (no notes) You think CES is big? Wait till you see the award roster. From weird prototypes that actually worked to gear we want on our shelves, these are the gadgets that took home gold this year. See the winners

Future-forward laptops that caught our eyes Ultrafast power, screens that don’t suck, and battery life that actually lasts past lunch—CES had laptops for every kind of user. We spotted the standout notebooks worth drooling over (and maybe buying). Lap it up

The CES TV tech everyone crowded around From insane brightness boosts to screens so thin they bend your brain, this year’s TVs aren’t just bigger; they’re smarter, sharper, and weirder in good ways. Your living room is begging for one. Picture this

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Smart home tech at CES that didn't feel dumb Smart vacs, connected lights, clever sensors: CES’s best home tech promises convenience without confusion. These are the bots and sensors we’d actually let control our homes. Get smart

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