Super Products in CES

At the CES 2016 or Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, USA, as in previous years, a large number of large and small inventions were presented by a variety of veterans and innovators, and this year we bring you information about some of the products that caught our eye. A large number of mobile phones and tablet devices have also been released at CES and this time we have taken steps to bring you all the information related to them from our phone magazine.

• HTC Vive Pre Virtual Reality Goggles

Created Reality or Virtual Reality technology is one of the most sought after technologies today. This time around, CES has a number of virtual reality devices, such as the Oculus Rift and the Sony PlayStation VR, but HTC's VR device, the Vive, has attracted a lot of attention.

A major problem with pre-VR devices is that when they are worn, the wearer is immersed in the created world around him, but distances himself from all perceptions of the actual environment around him. As a result, a VR player may not be able to avoid hitting the furniture in the room while playing. Although various VR manufacturers have taken various measures to address this issue, HTC has come up with a successful solution through Vive Pre. 

A small camera is mounted on the front of the Vive Pre device, which is equipped with goggles and a controller. The Vive controller device can be used to do different things in the created world, and when the user comes near an obstacle it displays it in the form of a box and a thermal image. In addition, when the menu button on the controller is pressed twice, the entire surroundings are displayed through the camera.

• Sony HDR-AS50 Action Cam හා FDR-AX53 4K Handycam 

Sony has released a number of Bluetooth speakers for CES, a number of state-of-the-art TV sets, and a number of other Home Entertainment devices, the most notable of which is the new Sony HDR-AS50 Action Cam and FDR-AX53 4K Handycam. Featuring an 11-megapixel F2.8 wide-angle lens system, the HDR-AS50 is an Acton Cam device that can be operated in any environment. It can record 1080p full HD videos and 120 / 100fps slow motion videos. This small camera is equipped with a waterproof housing and a remote control that allows you to shoot up to 60 meters underwater.

The FDR-AX53 HandyCam is an 8.29 megapixel 20x Zeiss Vario Sonnar T lens system capable of recording 4K video at 3840 x 2160 with 30/25/24 fps and 100Mbps. Featuring 5x axis optical image stabilization and 100 / 120fps slow motion video recording, the device also features a 3inch LCD display and an electronic viewfinder.

• “Samsung Family Hub”

Samsung is releasing a number of accessories for CES this year, the most attractive of which is the Family Hub, a refrigerator with a number of unique features. The main difference here is that it can be connected to the Internet via WiFi or cable. The left door has a mechanism to take the ice and the right door has a 21.5 inch Full HD LCD screen. It can display calendars, photos, notes, video streaming or screen mirroring with a Samsung Smart TV.

The refrigerator has the ability to play songs through the built-in speaker system as well as connect to a Bluetooth speaker. The other novelty of the refrigerator is the camera system installed in it. This three-camera camera system can completely cover all the contents of the refrigerator. Views from these are directed to the Internet, where owners can browse through the app from anywhere via a special mobile app. So when you go to the market, you can browse through the mobile phone in the fridge and buy what you need.

• Enhanced Intel Computer Stick Core M Microcomputer

Intel's Computer Stick device, first introduced in 2015, can turn any screen with an HDMI port into a computer. However, they were not as popular due to their single USB port and standard processors. Intel is introducing two advanced computer stick devices for CES this year, which include the latest Intel Core M3 and Core M5 processors.

These devices, which can be purchased with or without the Windows 10 operating system, come with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of eMMC memory. The device has one USB port and two USB ports on the Power Adapter, which adds up to a total of three USB ports, and both devices include Dual Band WiFi and Bluetooth 4.1.

• Razer Blade Stealth device that simultaneously invades both the gaming PC and the Ultrabook

Ultrabook is a brand used for very thin laptops. Gaming PCs are very powerful computers designed specifically for computer gaming. Although it is possible to make Ultrabook computers for gaming, it is difficult to use such powerful hardware due to their limited space, but it is not possible to upgrade with new hardware. As a solution to this problem, Razer introduced the Blade Stealth computer system at CES this year, which includes a laptop and an external unit called The Core. The laptop features a 12.5-inch touchscreen with 4K (3840x2160) or Quad HD resolution (2560x1440) and a separate keyboard with LED backlight. It is powered by an Intel Core i7 processor, Dual Channel 8GB RAM and 128GB or 512GB SSD memory. The Core device, which is the external component of the laptop, can be connected to the USB-C port on the laptop with a Thunderbolt 3 cable, which can easily attach a full PC Graphics card or VGA card. When this is connected to a laptop, instead of its Intel Graphics 520 GPU, it is able to play games through the VGA in the core. This product will enable many future Ultrabook computers to upgrade their graphics.

• EHANG 184 AAV drone capable of maneuvering people safely

As soon as we say drones, we are reminded of a small spacecraft that is remotely controlled, not so large, that can be used to play or record a different type of video. But the Chinese company EHANG was able to completely change this view by launching its EHANG 184 AAV Drone at CES. Made of an aluminum body and carbon fiber parts, the aircraft is equipped with 8 gearboxes and 4 electric motors. The motors produce 142 horsepower, or 106 kilowatts, and the 14.4 kWh battery system, with a maximum charge of 120 kilograms after two hours of charging, can provide enough power to stay in the air for a maximum of 23 minutes and 100 kilometers per hour.

However, this drone was designed for a specific purpose. This is designed to transport passengers from one place to another. The aircraft is fully self-contained and comfortable to carry one passenger inside. Once the destination is set to the 12-inch touchscreen, the passenger is automatically guided through the shortest and safest route to the destination. Many say that the EHANG 184 AAV will turn the page with safer drones, as it can avoid obstacles, communicate with aircraft and airports, and so on.

• Segway Robot, the "ascending" robot mate

Segway, a manufacturer of urban transport machinery, has been a pioneer in the development of various two- and three-wheeled electric vehicles in recent years. All of their inventions were small inventions that could only be carried by one person. Segway has unveiled its latest product for CES this year, called the Segway Robot, which works not only as a transport unit but also as a small robot that assists you in everyday tasks.

In normal use, it operates like a typical two-wheeled scooter, with its 800W dual-wheel drive capable of traveling at a speed of 18 kilometers per hour and 30 kilometers. But when this is not running, a screen opens in the middle of it and then the scooter turns into a robot. The front-facing camera system can detect obstacles, people, as well as record photos and videos, and the microphone system here can verbally detect commands. The Segway Robot has the ability to identify people, follow them, photograph the owner or anyone else, as well as video, and control this via a mobile phone if needed.