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Panasonic’s tiny glasses-sized SteamVR goggles are coming this spring – CNET
They’re a preview of the shrinking design of VR headsets. They also have an optional immersive heating-cooling chest strap.
HP’s ultralight Elite Dragonfly laptop is back at CES 2022, and it arrived with a Chromebook friend – CNET
The third-gen Dragonfly still weighs just 2.2 pounds, but it’s tuned up for remote workers.
No worries. Banned-words list won’t stop me from saying ‘no worries’ – CNET
Commentary: Don’t you worry. I’m not letting some list of banned phrases push me around.
Grab 30 Peach & Lily face masks for just $25 (save $49) – CNET
Do you want to fight winter dryness? Then try this K-beauty face mask on for size.
Tablo serves up four-tuner ATSC 3.0 recorder at CES 2022 – CNET
Tablo’s $300 TV-connected DVR offers four NextGen TV tuners on board and will accept external hard drives up to 8TB.
Polestar 3’s next-gen Android Automotive infotainment powers up at CES 2022 – Roadshow
Polestar and Volvo’s forthcoming electric SUVs will get next-gen Qualcomm Snapdragon hardware running Google’s latest OS.
Qualcomm and Microsoft are partnering on chips for future AR glasses – CNET
The news points to Microsoft looking to shrink the Hololens 2 down to new products that could connect with phones.
Dell and Alienware debut new laptops, monitors, and peripherals
Dell and Alienware have a clutch of new gaming focused laptops, monitors, and peripherals to show off this year at CES 2022.Read More
Intel launches its Arc graphics chips for PC gaming
Intel aims to disrupt the duopoly of Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices with its own Arc standalone graphics chips launching today.Read More
HP’s Alex Cho: Making gaming products for a hybrid world
Interviewing Alex Cho, president of HP Personal Systems, has become an annual ritual as the company unveils its plans for CES.Read More