TIS Weekly (#83): Inspecting Gadgets At CES
[January 8th, 2017]
Although the term must-haves is a bit exaggerated, most products presented at the Consumer Electronics Show (#CES2017) this week are really awesome! You can imagine that all your kitchen appliances and other home electronics will be connected and smart! Here’s a great selection of 5 products showcased at CES.
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Gamers pay attention!
Why stick to one simple screen if you’re playing World of Warcraft (or even Mario Kart), when you can have three?! Watch this video for a fantastic gaming laptop by Razer. Sadly, project Valerie is a concept and might never hit the market.
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Sleep troubles are over
Cambridge Sound Management claims to mask outside noises and indoor disturbances and instead makes soothing sounds, which help you sleep better. Their product Nightingale sounds like a dream, but the project has been funded fully on Kickstarter this fall.
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Cold shower? Don’t think so..!
This amazing shower system by Moen let’s you heat up the shower from elsewhere in the house with your smart phone! You can even control the temperature in degrees! Also presented at CES: the water-saving, light-changing shower head by Hydrao.
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A ‘Pixar’-design surveillance robot
This is the most adorable robot I’ve seen this year.. oh wait, 2016 included! No wonder, it’s made in cooperation with former Pixar employees! It does surveillance around the house, can recognize faces of family members, transmit voice messages and has awesome internal speakers.
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