Overview
- Samsung previews an expanded Micro RGB TV lineup spanning 55 to 115 inches, new Odyssey 6K glasses‑free 3D gaming displays, and a massive standalone exhibition at The Wynn.
- The company highlights AI‑connected appliances and a partnership to integrate Google’s Gemini into products such as Family Hub refrigerators and a wine cellar with a smart display.
- LG’s Jan. 5 press conference, themed “Innovation in Tune with You,” introduces its “Affectionate Intelligence” strategy, its first Micro RGB TVs (100, 86, and 75 inches), and the CLOiD humanoid home‑automation robot.
- Coverage points to a flood of AI‑labeled devices across TVs, PCs, wearables, and robots, with many demos still tele‑operated and tempered by rising chip and memory costs and a PC‑chip NPU race among Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm.
- Pre‑show reporting credits Nvidia with a roughly $20 billion acquihire‑licensing deal for Groq and notes Netflix’s acquisition of Ready Player Me for cross‑game avatars, with terms and company confirmations not disclosed.