CES (Consumer Electronics Show), an annual trade show in Las Vegas, Nevada, is where many tech-related innovations are revealed. This year's show was especially notable for its innovations regarding wearable tech, food innovation, new gadgets, and other areas. Below are a few of the most notable CES 2020 gadgets.
For starters, the NavVis VLS Wearable Reality Capture Device is a wearable mobile mapping device with twin multilayer LiDAR sensors that can calculate 3D lengths. It's also quite cool. With its flip-up screen, you can see 360 degrees of the surrounding area. It also features a thermometer and barometer as well as a hygrometer. You can also get weather reports from it without electricity.
Segway Loomo Personal Robot is another CES 2020 gadget to mention. The Segway Loomo Personal Robot can transport up to 100kg and can also be controlled remotely. It features beautiful design and tracking technology. It is also one of 2020's most powerful gadgets.
The NextMind headset is another winner, which converts electrical pulses from the wearer's brain to digital commands. It also allows you to control your favorite video game characters.
The new Echo Show smart display with Alexa built in is also worth mentioning. This is Amazon's most expensive product in a long while. However, it's a major improvement on the Echo Dot. It is also the first smart display with wide colour gamut.
The Cinera 5K OLED HMD from Cinera is a great choice, although it can be hard to pick the best. It has stunning features, including a 2.5k OLED screen and Dolby Digital® 5.1-integrated headphones. It has the highest resolution screen we have ever seen at 1560x1440. The best thing about the screen? The best part? It can play continuous audio for as long as eight hours. This makes it an excellent choice for commutes and work.
The Amazfit HomeStudio, which combines several technologies, is another example of a smart device that's worth mentioning. Its 43-inch HD Smart Mirror and JBL surround sound speakers aren't just for show, they also make great tools to improve your running style and posture. The device also includes a 3D camera.
Bluetooth speakers have become a must have tech item in the home. They allow you to stream music wirelessly from your smartphone or tablet, and in 2020 they will integrate WiFi.
There are a few other cool gadgets at CES 2020 that deserve to be mentioned, such as the Segway-Ninebot S-Pod which delivers toilet paper. If you are looking for something cool to gift the tech-loving person in your life, the Zeb Sound Bomb TWS earphones with charging case is the best choice.
There are many CES 2020 gadgets, but you can get your collection started right now. For more information about all the newest, greatest consumer tech, go to CES 2020. This event will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 7th-9th 2020.
FAQ
Are you a believer that coupons should be used at grocery stores?
Yes, using coupons is definitely worthwhile as they can help you save money. Be aware that not all discounts are available. You can match sale prices with coupons, which is the best thing that you can do.
You can also stack coupons together to maximize savings. Combining two $2/1 coupons could result in a single $4/3 coupon.
Why is it better not to use credit card when shopping online?
Credit card companies offer many benefits including free shipping, cashback, and rewards programs. Credit cards also provide protection against fraud. They don't have fees, which is why they are better than debit cards.
Credit cards also provide flexibility for customers who want to pay off the balance on time. Credit cards allow you to shop without worrying about how much money is left in your account.
Where can I find coupons for online shopping?
There are two methods to find coupon codes for online shopping. Both methods work. But some websites are easier to navigate than others.
How can I avoid getting scammed while shopping online?
It is vital to remain vigilant when buying online. Before making a purchase, always read customer reviews. Also, never send sensitive financial information via email. Instead, make use of a secure site such PayPal. You can rest assured that your information will be safe by using this secure site.
Statistics
- A report from the U.S. Census Bureau found that in the first quarter of 2022, an estimated $250 billion was spent on retail e-commerce sales.1 (thebalance.com)
- All items on AliExpress have an estimated delivery time on the product page, and it's usually anywhere from 20 to 60 days. (makeuseof.com)
- Last Black Friday, I bought a stove from Lowes at 40% off, receiving 24 months of interest-free financing (from Lowe's). (meetfabric.com)
- According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), online shopping was the fourth most common fraud category for consumers as of February 2022.5 (thebalance.com)
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How To
How to shop online securely
Online shopping is one of the most convenient ways to buy goods and services. This convenience comes at a cost. There are benefits, but also dangers to shopping online. Identity theft is the most serious risk. Identity theft is the greatest threat. Identity thieves steal your personal information (names, addresses and credit card numbers) in order to either steal money from you, or take out fraudulent loan against your name. Your stolen information is then sold on the black marketplace. Here are some tips to help you keep your business online safe.
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Use secure websites. SSL encryption is free for most online stores. This means any information entered into their site, such as names, addresses, phone numbers, credit card details, etc., is encrypted so only you can see it. This prevents others from seeing what you have entered. Check that the certificate has been issued by a recognized CA before you decide which online store you want to do business. When you browse, look for the green padlock icon beside the URL bar.
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Never give your password away. When you first sign-up for a new account you'll receive an email asking for confirmation of your username and/or email address. Make sure you don't share these credentials with any third party. These credentials should not be written down. Someone could steal your wallet and gain access to your accounts. Instead, save them on your personal computer. You should also change your passwords regularly - every three months is recommended.
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Keep track on your orders. If you're sending items to yourself or others, make sure you keep track of where you send those packages. Many people are tricked into believing they have sent something, but it was actually delivered to another person. Before paying for shipping, make sure you verify the tracking number. Do not ship anything without proof that it was delivered. Contact the company immediately if you're not satisfied with the service provided.
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Make sure you know who your dealings with. Many websites will require you to give sensitive information, such as your full name and date of birth, Social Security Number, and Bank Routing number. These details are used to identify you. If you're unsure whether a website needs this information, just Google "what does need?" You'll find many solutions.
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Pop-up windows can be annoying. Many websites bombard you with popups advertising special offers and deals. Some of these ads may seem legitimate, but others are designed to trick you into revealing private information. For example, a fake antivirus program might request your credit card number, social insurance number, and banking information. Avoid being tricked by clicking on links that look suspicious.
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Phishing scams can be dangerous. Phishing scams are where hackers pretend to be reputable companies in order to trick customers into giving their financial information. Phishers will often send emails that appear to come from banks and retailers encouraging customers to log into their accounts and update any information. The hacker can access your finances once you have given your personal information. Hackers are able to drain your bank accounts and transfer funds among different accounts. Many resources are available on spotting a phishing scam, including How to Spot a Fake Email Scam.
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Do your homework. Always read all terms and conditions before you sign up for any deal. The terms and condition of any contract you sign must be easy to comprehend. You should carefully read through the contract and make sure you understand what you are agreeing to. To save money, avoid paying hidden fees.
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Shop around. Be open to shopping around. Compare prices across many different websites until you find the best price. Compare shipping costs for multiple items. Shipping rates vary greatly depending on which website you use. For fast shipping, it's worth paying an extra.