#ces 2017

Here are 5 tech trends we noticed from this year’s CES 2017. Curved TVs were the talk of the town for the last couple of years but this year’s CES have seen less of them. Intel’s press event at the CES was VR-powered with over 260 Oculus headset in every chair in their event. Intel's Kaby Lake processor has heavy VR support, as well as its upcoming 10nm Cannon Lake chip. More and more connected appliances being introduced in this year’s CES – a WiFi wall oven from GE, a Whirpool washing machine and Samsung vacuum cleaner that connects to Alexa, and an LG refrigerator that runs on webOS are just a few connected home appliances introduced this week. Amazon is probably one of the biggest winners in this year’s CES. The CH711 Quantum Dot curved monitor will be showcased at CES 2017 this January in Las Vegas. Registration is now open for those who want updates and access to livestream sessions. Read more in our articles including "Top Tech Trends we saw at CES 2017" and "Asus Zenfone AR goes official w/ 8GB RAM & Project Tango".