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CES 2023 Day 2: The biggest reveals
Whether you've been busy with the kids or catching up with the daily news on your commute, if you want the highlights of Day 2 of CES, we have you covered.
Special Feature
We've been on the ground for the second day of the largest tech conference in the US, bringing you the best of the announcements.
While hundreds of companies are stationed in Las Vegas announcing new and innovative products, we've rounded up the biggest announcements on Day 2 below.
Also: Day 3: Top CES announcements from HTC, Ring, Google and more
And, if you're still waiting to hear from some major companies, keep checking back with ZDNET. More companies will be announcing more innovative products as the week progresses.
LG saves its biggest (and best) TV for last
While LG unveiled its new line of C, G, and Z OLED models, it also launched a surprise wireless plug-and-play 97-inch TV. It comes with Zero Connect and One Wall Design for a flush wall experience – no wires needed.
Read our first look at the M3 OLED TV here.
Asus debuts all-new laptops across the board
In addition to a new line of eco-friendly laptops for workers and students, Asus released information regarding its gaming Chromebook, the Vibe CX34. It also debuted a 3D OLED laptop that consumers can use sans 3D glasses.
The year of the smart toilet sensor
Post-pandemic life has seen a surge in interest in personal health tech, and this year, Withings and Vivoo each debuted smart toilet sensors. Both sensors offer a look into your health via a urine sample, but they attach to a toilet in different ways.
Learn more about the new smart toilet sensors here.
MSI drops new laptops for gamers and creatives
Fans of the MSI gaming laptop family, rejoice -- new models of fan favorites like the Stealth, Pulse, Raider, and Vector laptops were announced this morning. You should be able to preorder these gaming powerhouses shortly.
Roku and Hisense offer new models and upgrades
While Hisense upgraded its U8 line's picture with ULED X technology, Roku announced that it's entering the smart TV game with a new line of Roku panels.
Read more about Roku making its own TVs.
Samsung adds new security software with Knox Matrix
In an exclusive interview with ZDNET Editor-in-Chief Jason Hiner, Samsung security leader Shin Baik sat down to discuss how this new technology will help keep your home safe for all the smart home products Samsung's announced so far.
Check out the article version of the interview here, or watch the video interview with Shin Baik.
HP focuses on sustainability and hybrid work with new laptops
While HP dropped new Dragonfly Pro chromebooks and laptops, it also debuted a series of other laptops, monitors, and webcams. Also announced was a focus on sustainability, with many products being constructed from post-consumer recycled materials.
Read about new HP laptops are coming to shoppers' carts here.
Track your feathered friends with the Bird Buddy smart feeder
You're used to indoor appliances with smart features, but now with the Bird Buddy hummingbird feeder, you'll be able to track who's coming to snack at your feeding stations. Don't worry -- while they're not squirrel-proof, they're designed to handle a visit from both feathered and furry friends.
Read more about the Bird Buddy smart feeders featured this year.
HyperX debuts new gaming mice
Gamers can also pick up a new gaming mouse thanks to the announced Pulsefire Haste 2 gaming mouse (wired and wireless versions), shipping in March in stores and online. There's also the HyperX Clutch Gladiate Xbox Controller, available in April, and a new line of 3D-printed accessories, starting with a Cozy Cat keycap.
Get the details on the Pulsefire Haste 2 and Clutch Gladiate Xbox controller.
AMD announces Ryzen 7040 series
AMD revealed its latest Ryzen chip series, including the first mobile x86 processor that features a dedicated on-chip AI engine.
Find all the details on AMD's AI-driven configurable chip here.
If you want the best of the news, you can see the highlights of Day 1 of CES 2023 here and Day 3 here.