The launch of the Humane AI Pin by the firm Humane is reportedly one of the show’s highlights. This wearable, which costs $699, combines generative AI with a number of sensors to provide smart assist functions as well as an integrated camera to interpret visual data. Notably, Humane chose a novel strategy instead of having a separate booth of its own, placing representatives inside the exhibits of associated businesses to conduct live demonstrations.

According to the article, Nothing, a well-known player in the IT sector, hinted at the appearance of its next Phone 2a. This smartphone, which is slated for sale on March 5, 2024, offers affordability without sacrificing functionality or elegance. The Phone 2a, which has a unique pill-shaped camera module with a dual rear camera unit and Nothing’s exclusive Glyph Interface, is expected to cause a stir in the market.

TCL created a stir of its own when it unveiled five new models under its 50 series, aimed at the customer on a budget. The TCL 50 XL 5G and TCL 50 XL NXTPAPER 5G are in the lineup and are scheduled for availability in Q2. They have competitive pricing in the US, starting at under $250. The final three models, which will provide customers with a multitude of choices at reasonable pricing points, are scheduled for later release.

Techno surprised everyone by announcing the Dynamic1 robot dog, its first venture into the robotics world. Dynamic1, which draws inspiration from the German Shepherd, is equipped with cutting-edge AI hypersense technology and provides a variety of functions such as smart home entertainment, training, and educational objectives.

Meanwhile, the immersive gaming experience of Tecno’s Pocket Go AR gaming set took center stage. With a six-axis gyroscope to detect user movements and an AMD Ryzen 7 8840HS CPU, 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM, and 1TB of storage, the Pocket Go provides players with a state-of-the-art gaming experience.