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      JBL étend son étui de recharge intelligent à sa nouvelle gamme d’écouteurs JBL Live TWS

      news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Monday, 15 January - 16:15

    JBL Live TWS

    A l'occasion du CES, JBL a annoncé étendre son fameux étui de recharge intelligent à sa nouvelle gamme JBL Live TWS.
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      Xpeng Aeroht eVTOL Flying Car : une voiture modulaire qui peut voler !

      news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Monday, 15 January - 10:45

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    C'est au CES que le constructeur chinois Xpeng a dévoilé son concept car Aeroht eVTOL Flying Car, une surprenant voiture hybride.
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      The 5 most interesting PC monitors from CES 2024

      news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Sunday, 14 January - 12:45 · 1 minute

    Dell UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Hub Monitor (U4025QW)

    Enlarge / Dell's upcoming UltraSharp U4025QW. (credit: Scharon Harding)

    Each year, the Consumer Electronics show brings a ton of new computer monitor announcements, and it's often difficult to figure out what's worth paying attention to. When it comes to the most interesting models this year, there were two noteworthy themes.

    First of all, my complaint in 2022 about there not being enough OLED monitors was largely addressed this year. CES revealed many plans for OLED monitors in 2024, with a good number of those screens set to be appropriately sized for desktops. That includes the introduction of 32-inch, non-curved QD-OLED options and other smaller screens for people who have been waiting for OLED monitors in more varied form factors.

    Secondly, with more people blending their work and home lives these days, CES brought hints that the line between gaming monitors and premium monitors used for general or even professional purposes will be blurring more in the future. We're not at the point where the best productivity monitor and ideal gaming monitor perfectly align in a single product. But this week's announcements have me imagining ways that future monitors could better serve users with serious work and play interests.

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      Dreame présente son nouveau DreameBot L10s Pro Ultra Heat avec une station 6-en-1 et 100% automatisée

      news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Friday, 12 January - 16:51

    DreameBot L10s Pro Ultra Heat

    Dreame a présenté lors du CES son nouvel aspirateur robot DreameBot L10s Pro Ultra Heat équipé d'une station inédite 6-en-1 !
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      I parked a BMW from across the parking lot at CES 2024

      news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Friday, 12 January - 15:51

    A BMW iX is remotely driven around a CES parking lot

    Enlarge / Until now, remote parking systems have mostly required the parking lot or garage to fit expensive sensors and equipment. BMW's approach is different, requiring nothing that isn't already on the car. (credit: Tim Stevens)

    If I had a dollar for every automated self-parking demo I've seen over the years, many of which happened at CES, I'd probably have enough money to tip a Las Vegas valet, folks whose jobs are still very secure.

    But that might actually be changing soon. Given all those earlier demos that went nowhere, I wasn't particularly enthused when I heard that BMW and Valeo were demonstrating yet another implementation of a car parking itself for the 2024 CES in Las Vegas.

    However, after a quick chat with the folks behind the technology and getting a chance to try it myself, I realized I was wrong. Remote Valet is impressive not only for what it can do but because it does it without any technology more advanced than what's already found in today's production cars.

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      LG dévoile son premier téléviseur OLED Transparent sans fil

      news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Thursday, 11 January - 16:15

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    Le LG SIGNATURE OLED T 4K redéfinit l'expérience de l'écran.
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      Portable monitors could make foldable-screen gadgets finally make sense

      news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Wednesday, 10 January - 19:23 · 1 minute

    Foldable screens have been bending their way into consumer gadgets over the last few years. But with skepticism about durability, pricing, image quality, and the necessity of such devices, foldable screens aren't mainstream. With those concerns in mind, I haven't had much interest in owning a foldable-screen gadget, even after using a foldable laptop for a month . However, the foldable portable monitor that Asus is showing at CES in Las Vegas this week is an application of foldable OLED that makes more sense to me than others .

    Asus' ZenScreen Fold OLED MQ17QH announced on Tuesday is a 17.3-inch portable monitor that can fold to a 12.5-inch size. The monitor has 2560×1920 pixels for a pixel density of 184.97 pixels per inch. Other specs include a 100 percent DCI-P3 coverage claim and VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification.

    When I think of the ways I use portable monitors, foldability makes more sense than it does with other device types. For example, I love working outside when possible, and an extra 17.3-inch screen that's easy to carry would make long work sessions with an ultraportable laptop more feasible. The Fold OLED's 17.3 inches is near the larger size for a portable monitor, but the fold and comparatively light weight should make it feel more transportable than similarly sized monitors that don't fold in half.

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      EcoFlow lance la DELTA Pro Ultra, une batterie pour alimenter toute votre maison et faire des économies d’énergie

      news.movim.eu / JournalDuGeek · Wednesday, 10 January - 15:44

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    L'EcoFlow DELTA Pro est un générateur d’énergie pour toute la maison proposant la plus grande capacité disponible sur le marché, avec jusqu'à un mois de réserve d'énergie.
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      This tiny EV crossover from VinFast will go on sale in the US

      news.movim.eu / ArsTechnica · Wednesday, 10 January - 15:14

    A VinFast VF3 at CES in 2024

    Enlarge / If our comments are anything to go by, there is a huge demand out there for a small, cheap EV. Well, this is a small, cheap EV from VinFast. (credit: VinFast)

    This year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas isn't just about AI infotainment add-ons and concept cars —sometimes automakers actually debut new production models, too. Yesterday, we heard from VinFast, which used CES 2024 as the global debut for its new electric vehicle, the VF3.

    If the VinFast name is unfamiliar, that's understandable—the Vietnamese automaker was founded in 2017 and only brought its first car to these shores last year. That was the very underwhelming VF8, a midsize crossover EV that wasn't fully baked by the time a bunch of journalists, Ars included , got to drive it.

    VinFast launched the VF8 into one of the most competitive market segments, up against cars like the Ford Mustang Mach-E, Kia EV6, Hyundai Ioniq 5, Nissan Ariya, Tesla Model Y, Volkswagen ID.4—all of which we (and most other auto journalists) would recommend first.

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