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CES 2023: the fair ends where electric cars, ecological screens and the Matter standard abounded

CES 2023: the fair ends where electric cars, ecological screens and the Matter standard abounded

CES 2023: the fair ends where electric cars, ecological screens and the Matter standard abounded

electronics fair CES Las Vegas will close its doors this Sunday after this week more than 3,000 participants showed their latest technological advances in search of modernizing from the health and entertainment sectors, to the home and the automotive sector.

Greener television screens, the fastest processor in the world, cars that change color or robots, are some of the novelties that the more than 100,000 attendees have seen this year in the first completely face-to-face exhibition since the pandemic.

The future of electric vehicles

Sony and Honda unveiled Afeela, their joint brand of electric vehicles, and showed off a new prototype with 45 cameras and sensors.

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In the presentation it was highlighted that the objective of this electric vehicle is to develop a set of technology to allow the car to steer itself in certain urban environments.

The first Afeela pre-orders are scheduled for the first half of 2025, with sales to begin the same year with initial shipments to deliver to North American customers in spring 2026.

BMW introduced a new concept called “i Vision Dee” (Dee, according to the company, is for digital emotional experience) that shows what the future of a vehicle’s interior and exterior could be.

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The cutting-edge concept features technology that allows the car’s exterior to be changed to 32 different colors and a huge head-up display that spans the full width of the windscreen.

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For its part, multinational auto giant Stellantis NV announced this week that it plans to build an electric plane in partnership with US aircraft maker Archer Aviation, as global competition intensifies to launch electric “air taxis” into the skies.

Greener screens and faster processors

Intel announced the launch of its 13th-generation Core mobile processors, led by Core i9-13980HX, the first 24-core processor, describing it as the “world’s fastest mobile processor.”

While Samsung announced its innovative Odyssey Neo G9 monitor and claimed that this 49-inch model is the world’s first 32:9 aspect ratio OLED gaming monitor.

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The company said it will announce pricing for its new monitor later this year.

In addition, the South Korean company announced that its new range of televisions will be the first on the market to fully comply with the new European regulations on energy efficiency labelling.

Matter, the center of attention

Once again, Matter was in the spotlight. It is a new protocol from the Connectivity Standards Alliance that allows perfect interoperability between smart home devices from Apple, Amazon, Google, Samsung, among other manufacturers, and that seeks to be as recognizable as other protocols such as Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

However, Matter still has a long way to go to achieve the simpler, more interconnected future it promises.

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Matter was announced at CES 2019 and is a partnership between Apple, Google, Samsung, Amazon and other smart home companies.



Source: Elcomercio

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