The Vergecast The smart TVs, Matter gadgets, and concept cars from CES
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Jan 11, 2023 The hosts dive into the coolest tech from CES, featuring a color-changing car and a bizarre vacuum-suction OLED TV. They spotlight the Matter protocol, enhancing smart home device connectivity and user experience. Tune in for updates on Samsung's innovative smart technology and LG’s impressive OLED features. A fully wireless 55-inch television makes waves, sparking debates on battery management and wall mounting. The conversation also explores Sony's shift towards automotive tech, showcasing imaginative concepts like the electric Peugeot Inception.
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TV Trends at CES
- TV technology at CES 2023 focused on incremental improvements like brightness and AI-powered features.
- Widespread adoption of HDMI 2.1 features has shifted the focus from hardware to software enhancements.
Displace TV Quirks
- The Displace TV, a $3,000 wireless OLED, uses vacuum suction to stick to walls and has hot-swappable batteries.
- However, if the batteries die, the TV falls, highlighting a potential flaw in its design.
Backlighting Appeal
- The reduced need for hubs and accessories makes features like TV backlighting more appealing.
- Simplified setup and synchronization enhance user experience and encourage wider adoption.