Here’s an up-close look at the LG Signature Microwave direct from CES 2025, the same one we showed you last week, with the built-in 27-inch touchscreen display. After seeing it in-action, the device is more like a smart TV rather than a giant tablet.
The LEGO Icons Back to the Future Time Machine (10300) is actually 3 sets in 1, and you can get them all for $162.99 shipped. It also includes Doc & Marty McFly LEGO minifigures as well as other fun accessories like a hoverboard, banana and even a soda can, perfect for recreating scenes from the films. Product page.
Neue Klasse is set to get the all-new BMW Panoramic iDrive at the end of this year, an AI hub of sorts that merges four central elements into a unique display and operating concept. Put simply, it can transform the entire windshield into an interactive display.
Sleek and ultra slim, the 2025 Razer Blade 16 is now officially the company’s thinnest gaming laptop at 0.59-inches thick. Not only is it thin, but also extremely durable, thanks to a unibody chassis, precision cut from a single block of aluminum to minimize size without compromising strength.
For deliveries, there’s the Honda N-VAN e, but to be bathed in technology, you’ll want a Sony x Honda Mobility AFEELA 1 electric sedan. What really sets it apart from all of the other EVs is the PS5 integrated directly into the infotainment system, ensuring that you’re never bored, or at least when stopped.
Jensen Huang revealed that NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series today at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, powered by the Blackwell architecture, fifth-generation Tensor Cores and fourth-generation RT Cores. These desktop and laptop graphics cards deliver breakthroughs in AI-driven rendering, including neural shaders, digital human technologies, geometry as well as lighting.