 Hey guys, Thundee here. I am back from CES 2024 and it was really cool to see the show backing full flow. Tons of things to see around, lots of floor space, lots of walking around, but a great show for all. Now I want to give a big shout out to our sponsor of this video, XJimmy. We'll be checking out some stuff from them later on in this video and this show was really impressive because there were a lot of things that were cool, new, innovative, iteratives. You name it at the show. So let's go ahead and start off with our very first category TV and entertainment. Now the very first thing I want to point out is the LG OLED T. It is the world's first transparent OLED television from LG 77 inches. You can see through the TV and this thing is a statement piece but also the same quality OLED you expect from LG on a day to day basis. Absolutely looks wonderful. The UI is also pretty clean. I like the way it looks and honestly it's just a really solid TV. Now price point we don't know yet but I think it's gonna be an expensive TV. Now the next TV is the Samsung S95D. Samsung announced three TVs this year. The S95D, the S90D and the S85D. But the 95D is the only one with the anti-glare display which some of you I know have complained about in my other video but honestly you have to see it, it looks really good and all that glossiness you talked about losing lost and color is not true. I saw it with my own eyes, it looks really good and I can't wait to review that TV. Now when we move over to projectors XGME announced two projectors that I think will blow your mind. This is an IMAX enhanced experience projector that is a successor to the horizon from last year. You've got 35% more brightness on this projector which is great. Also you've got some new technology with its lasers built in there which gives you just better functionality and cleaner, brighter and sharper imagery. Plus the projector can rotate in 360 degrees any direction at any wall. One of the cool things about projector is that once you actually set it down it calibrates on its own and we'll find the right spot on the wall for your viewing pleasure. So you can actually program it each wall for a different course of entertainment. So your front wall for your YouTube videos and of course the one up top for your TikTok scrolling. So whatever you wanna do you can do with that projector. The second one is the Aladdin. Now the Aladdin is a projector, a 360 speaker and a ceiling light that you can install by yourself. You don't need any professional help required. And this is that one stop solution that is great for small apartments, little studios and I think a lot of people will like it. Now the Aladdin should be coming out in a couple of months in Japan first and the Horizon Max coming out later on this year priced under 3,000 and if it's anything like the Horizon last year I can't wait to actually check it out. Now this is not a best of seniors but honestly this year there were robot lawnmowers everywhere. Everybody had one, everywhere I walked around I could see a robot lawnmower and it was interesting to see because you know the robot vacuum is something that has kind of matured a little bit more this year, some great features but lawnmowers are the new thing. I didn't get to check any of them out but I just want to put that out there that you're going to be seeing a lot of that kind of content I'm showing you to you this year as we move down the line. Now another big winner this year is Intel. Intel as a whole came out swinging with their Meteor League processor but there were a lot of devices that showcased this processor across the board. Asus had the Zen screen fold OLED this is a 17 inch OLED display that folds, looks really slick. It is coming out soon and this thing just looks gorgeous. It's one of course a Meteor League processor either the Intel Core Ultra 7 or 9 I must think likely a 9 would be in here which is great to see. Now LG also had a full line of gram laptops with Intel Core Ultra and they vary from the gram 14 all the way to the gram 17 and a gram 2 in 1 as well and you can see how light this laptops are running in Intel Core Ultra there were some that didn't have dedicated graphics in the RTX 30, 3050 but again the laptops were super light you've got the Core Ultra in there either a Intel Core Ultra 7 or 9 so you're getting really great performance on there and I think a lot of people like this. Now the one thing that I did see that I was really happy was the appearance of the Asus Nook. Now the Intel Nook line has been around for a while I've covered them on this channel quite a bit but when Intel sold the division to Asus some people were worried I wasn't because I knew Asus were gonna be coming out with something hot and we have an Asus ROG Nook which is going to be a killer. This comes with an Intel Core Ultra chipset Ultra Core Ultra 9 and could go all the way to a 4070 graphics card it's the mobile chipset in there it's very compact nature but you've got enough space for cooling and some really great performance especially while gaming so I can't wait to get that in and doing some gaming on the Asus ROG Nook. Now the final thing from Intel that I really did like and trust me there were a ton of other devices out there was the MSI claw this is the first portable PC gaming handheld that has an Intel processor in there at least modern one with an Intel Core Ultra 9 in there it's great to see this chipset sorry, with an Intel Core Ultra 7 it's great to see the MSI claw kind of looks like the Asus ROG Ally although they talked about dual cooling fans in there and also you should expect better graphical performance with the Intel Arc GPU in the MSI claw so that would be interesting to see hopefully we get it soon pricing starts at $699 and goes up so I can't wait to check it out but more gaming handhelds the better for me now AMD is not left out of all this fun they do have something really cool in the Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 this is one lovely laptop and I'm glad to see this laptop grow in style and also functionality it's got the new Ryzen 8000 chipset in there of course you can go up to a 4070 80 graphics card that's not the issue in there the build quality is nice the keyboard travels good it looks really good this is one of the best gaming laptops on the go for the last couple of years and the design line would change it's nice the new AMD processor in there should give us some really great performance with AI features as well so I can't wait to check it out but honestly I think this is going to be a fun year for us in the PC space now moving over to some of the miscellaneous things that I think were best of CES I'm gonna call out one from my good friend Michael Fisher Klicks now some of you might say well he's your buddy that's probably why you're putting it up here no not really because I did have some apprehensions when I first saw the announcement but I really wanted to give it that chance to try out the device so Klicks is a case keyboard attachment that you can connect to your smartphone they're starting off with iPhones because of course it's just an easy standard to go with but brings back that old keyboard feel now if you're one of those people who likes using a physical keyboard or just want something different Klicks to do that trick for you now when I went over there sat down with Michael and also the team that he's working with on this I got a very different experience using the keyboard now they have keyboards for the iPhone 15 Pro they have keyboards for the Pro Max I'm a Pro Max user if I use an iPhone and I did like the keyboard on the Pro Max it was much more space for the keys for me I've got larger hands and I definitely enjoyed that so a lot of keyboard shortcuts you can use for different things and I like that functionality there it's a very different concept in terms of just the usability and something that if you want to use it I think it will work for a certain set of people I definitely like the colors and also different designs that they have can't wait to have to check it out so stay tuned for that guys now another device that I really liked was the Govi AI SyncBox 2 so the SyncBox 2 is the updated version of the original SyncBox 4K120 support the AI mantra there it says it's got AI tools to help maximize your gameplay light and all that stuff but honestly it just works well I don't really think it's AI but I like the Wi-Fi that it functions well for your games they do work with a couple of games right now about seven or eight games with Apex being included there's no warzone yet but that will bring your gameplay to just a better visual representation and also a more enjoyable concept so that is something to check out I'm sure they will have it up on their website pretty soon but the Govi AI SyncBox 2 was pretty interesting sticking to that whole gaming flair and also just PCs in general Thermaltake had something pretty interesting with their SWAR fans so basically I walked to the Thermaltake booth and I found these fans they have and something I've been dying for for years they magnetically attached to each other meaning you only have to have one connector out because you can daisy chain your fans altogether which is pretty cool meaning you have less wires in your builds and of course a new simpler connector format this is what I've been waiting for for a while with just PC building and I want to see more things like that where we have less comzie connectors and something just much easier to use on a day-to-day basis so that was pretty cool and those fans I think will be a game changer for PC builders as we move forward now the final thing that I did like that I also covered on my IG page is the Rabbit R1 this is the portable AI tool that Rabbit has that I think a lot of people kind of misunderstand and why I liked it so much is because number one Rabbit says look their own language model which is ALAM and not LLM does a much better job at understanding what you're trying to do and trying to ask and some people have asked, hey look how about not having Rabbit R1 as just an app well the R1 is basically an OS and an AI solution that basically allows it to do the tasks you want to do easily it comes with a SIM card slot so you have a SIM card in there only costs $199 it's got built-in features with a camera so you actually recognize things in terms of just usability but one of the things I loved about it was the fact that it recognized a lot of the prompts without stopping so you could have more conversational ask whether you wanted to book a hotel travel for you you could add that into one sentence and make it easy and straight to go so it's something that I definitely want to see how it works but that price point is very inviting just to check out something fresh and different and they said they will be having units available for sale in the next couple of months and they did actually have pre-orders which actually sold out 10,000 units so that's actually pretty crazy that people are interested but I think this is an indication of where we're going in terms of just the kind of tech we saw a lot of AI at the show this year and I think a lot of people are skeptical so we want to see devices that actually power them properly can't wait for things like the Rabbit R1 but those are my best of CES guys I think it was a fun show there's a lot of great things there so let me know your thoughts guys what do you think about the things I saw CES did you find something better than others what were your best of shows that you saw from myself and other creators out there if you have any questions, any comments let me know if you want to check out more from Xgimi head over to their website to see the Horizon Max, the Aladdin or any of the other projectors this is Thundie E saying thank you and always enjoy your entertainment