The Vergecast CES 2020 Day 1: Sero rotating TV, Galaxy Chromebook, and a preview of the week
Jan 7, 2020
This installment features fascinating gadgets and innovations from CES 2020. Samsung's Sero TV rotates for social media content, making it no ordinary screen. The hosts discuss LG's stunning 8K displays and Vizio's largest TV yet. There's buzz about the Galaxy Chromebook's sleek design and high price. The segment on Segway's egg-shaped wheelchair is both quirky and thought-provoking. Topics also touch on advancements in sound systems and the evolving home entertainment landscape, promising an exciting week ahead.
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Rotating TV
- Samsung's Sero TV rotates, reflecting the rise of portrait-mode content from phones.
- Dieter Bohn expresses disappointment that this bezel-less display is only available in 8K, not 4K.
Sero TV Practicality?
- Ashley Carman questions the practicality of rotating TVs for vertical video content, despite initial enthusiasm.
- Dieter Bohn suggests the Sero TV is more of a concept product than a mass-market item, showcasing innovation rather than practicality.
Soundbar Innovation
- High-end soundbars with Atmos are improving the home theater experience.
- As movie consumption shifts to homes, better audio becomes crucial, with innovations like rotating speakers in the Vizio soundbar.