The curtain has closed on CES 2023, but it didn’t leave without giving us a peek at the bright, flying and folding future of tech. A stunning shape-shifting screen from Samsung and a flying car that may soon actually travel the streets (or skies) were among the standouts at this year’s showcase. Since the world’s biggest consumer electronics event was back on the convention center floor in Las Vegas for the first time since 2020, though, that’s just the beginning of all the weird and futuristic gadgets we laid eyes on.
During the show, CNET was on the ground, sifting through the big reveals from companies like Samsung, LG, Intel, Nvidia, Razer and Dell. But the real stars may be the smaller, wackier products that push the envelope on what technology can really do.
CES returning to its prepandemic levels of intensity means there’s an enormous amount of tech to gawk at. There…
