it's day two of ces slash
day one because it actually only started today but all the other stuff happened
before it's there's multiple things going on i'm very confused let's just
get to the tech news yesterday was a busy day full of press conferences and
keynotes so here's our roundup of the biggest moments from them starting with
sony who unveiled a car that's right sony showed off a car with
33 sensors that support self-driving features such as cameras radar and lidar
inside it features a huge touchscreen and speakers built into the seats as you
would expect from sony we were expecting news on the playstation 5 but didn't get
much more than the name ps5 and a logo so we won't have more
details until later in the year sony also has some new tvs on offer and while
the underlying technology isn't anything we haven't seen before it looks like
their 8k sets are going to become a bit more affordable as a smaller 75-inch
model will be available soon let's move on to AMD which headlined their press
conference by officially unveiling the ryzen threadripper 3990x
the first ever consumer CPU with 64
cores and 128 threads
fittingly they announced that the price would be 3990 us dollars oh guys
not exactly cheap but considering how many cores you're getting it's a steal
yeah i guess so i don't know how much that is per core and you can get it next
month team red also showed off its new ryzen 4000 series cpus for laptops as it
tries to challenge Intel more in the laptop space than it has been in the
past and lion has got a chance to look at some of those in our ces coverage
over on LTT so check that out it's expected that over a hundred laptops
will be available this year with the new cpus and for you gamers there's a new
mid-range Radeon line of graphics cards the 5600 series oh yeah
the 5600 xt which is to compete with the gtx 1660 ti from NVIDIA will go for 279
dollars i just can't get as excited about Radeon as i can about ryzen i'm
sorry AMD you're almost there but not to be outdone Intel had a few announcements
of its own even if they weren't giving us cpus with absurd core counts in
addition to the ghost canyon knuck that we covered in yesterday's episode we
also got our first official look at its new discrete GPU which is running a demo
of destiny 2 although Intel was tight-lipped on specifications however
Intel is expected to release its integrated GPU platform for laptops
later this year the company has also jumped on the foldable screen bandwagon
debuting a laptop codenamed horseshoe bend which looks like a giant tablet
that folds in the middle although at this point it still appears to be a
concept but what a concept seems like everybody's
making foldable display laptops that's the thing that's that's a big theme
ces it happened hey you know what else is a theme see sonic sponsoring all of
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some interesting and varied offerings besides just the curved monitor we saw
yesterday there's also the siro tv which
can rotate to view those vertical videos people love so much
i don't though as well as bali a robotic
ball that will follow you around the house so eat your heart out bb-8 very
exciting alienware announced a prototype fittingly dubbed the ufo though it
doesn't look much like a flying saucer instead it bears a resemblance to the
nintendo switch but it plays pc games
instead like the switch it has two controllers you can slide off and can
also be connected to a larger screen no word on availability yet but one
reviewer said the prototype was quite polished and felt like a finished
product was that alex that said that because alex already took a look at it
and we have a video about that on LTT high sense has a reputation for flashy
press conferences and it doesn't get much flashier than a self-rising
laser-powered tv whoa its newest model the l5 is going to go
for a thousand dollars and uses a short-range laser projector to create
an image from nothing it's said to be very good for HDR content and has a
massive 100 inch display if you want some real wow factor in your living room
impress the not just the ladies everybody now for
something a bit more offbeat with the success of impossible foods fake beef
making its way into burger kings around the u.s the company is now trying its
hand at pork it showed off both impossible pork and
impossible sausage with the latter debuting at you guessed it burger king
later this month i guess it wasn't impossible after all and toyota clearly
isn't impressed with tvs and fake sausage as it basically said screw you
guys we're building a city the automaker
is planning to turn the site of an old car factory into a prototype city for
testing evs robots and other futuristic
technology up to 2000 people could live there with the entire thing powered by
hydrogen fuel cells including the people but let's just hope mount fuji doesn't
erupt anytime soon as the city will be positioned right at its base ooh ending
on a ominous note there anyways thanks for watching and be sure to come back
tomorrow for all the latest from ces 2020 now if you'll excuse me it's time
for me to go lose some money at the tables i don't do that
john come on i'm responsible
ah thanks gotta stay hydrated