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- HP Envy 32 All-in-One tackles the iMac with big sound, big screen at CES 2020It's also the first AIO to offer an Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics option.0 min
- CES Day 1: Foldable-screen laptops, Impossible Pork and moreWe dive into a slew of announcements about new devices and robots as CES officially kicks off.0 min
- Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus gets an e-ink cover, Alienware's UFO concept handheldToday's major tech stories include Lenovo's ThinkBook Plus with an e-ink display, Alienware's UFO concept handheld and Samsung's impressive Galaxy Chromebook.0 min
- Impossible unveils new plant-based porkThe plant-based burger's follow-up act takes heme and vegan meat in a new direction.0 min
- Hands-on with Intel's foldable-screen PCIntel gave CNET an exclusive in-depth look at its Horseshoe Bend prototype PC, which can fold from a 17.3-inch tablet into a 12.5-inch laptop.0 min
- CES glows up with face printers, 10-second tooth cleaning and Galaxy S11 newsCES 2020 kicks off with press day previews of the gadgets to come, including makeup printers, the Y-Brush, smart LG washing machines and more.0 min
- Byton bringing ViacomCBS, Garmin and more to the dashboardFledgling electric carmaker Byton gets a little help from its new partners, bringing content and services to the M-Byte's 48-inch dashboard display.0 min
- Dell's XPS 13 gets a facelift for 2020 and its 15-inch Latitude 2-in-1 goes 5GIt might not look drastically different from 2019's model, but the already tiny premium clamshell got even smaller with a switch to a 16:10 display.0 min
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- Who can afford a car any more?Vehicle affordability is one of our Top 5 car trends to watch in 2020.0 min
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