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CES 2021 showcases masks, sensors and other tech to help fight COVID-19 CNET 1/14/2021 © Provided by CNET Tech companies offer air purifiers, disinfectant and more. Razer The coronavirus pandemic has upended lives around the world over the past year, forcing changes in how we live, work and even eat. At the annual CES show this week, tech companies are discussing a variety of ways to fight back against COVID-19 through masks, disinfectants, air purifiers and touchless technology. The co...

Zapping Covid: Tech sector takes aim at virus with new gadgetry

CES 2021 gave PCMag editors their first chance to vet candidates for our new Technical Excellence Awards, aka TechX. The award is given to products, concepts, and services we think are going to be game changers in their respective markets. CES has always been a proving ground for new concepts, and even without a trade show floor this year, there were plenty of innovations to be found. Although there were fewer official exhibitors than usual—less than half by some accounts—the vendors that s...

Advertisement Using their Reachy app, people can control the actions of a humanoid robot from wherever they are in the world. From your home office, you could remotely operate a robot via virtual reality to complete complex tasks. Futuristic technology like this will make application development even easier. 6. Samsungs "Bot Handy" is very reminiscent of The Jetsons Robots are making their way into our home, changing the way we communicate with loved ones, how we entertain ourselves, and can e...

COVID-19 might have forced CES 2021 to become an all-digital affair, but it also inspired some of the most interesting—and perhaps useful—technologies at the show this year.  From a temperature-taking doorbell, to UV-C lights intended to disinfect your smartphone and other items, to futuristic face masks with speakers and RGB lighting, COVID-19 technology has been a major trend at CES 2021. Now, we cant blame vendors for trying to cash in on the pandemic, but it remains to be seen whether...

Razer has unveiled a Project Brooklyn a gaming chair with a 60-inch roll-out OLED display, RGB lighting, and even vibration feedback.

Share this article Standing as one of the most anticipated PC peripheral names to show at CES 2021, Razer did not disappoint with its reveals at the annual trade show. The main highlights of its conference were Project Hazel and Project Brooklyn which stand as concept designs that express the explorations of innovation made by the Razer and engineering teams. Razer hopes to show its advancements to receive customer feedback that will serve to further develop its products alongside rigorous test...

Over the past couple of months, tech companies are dipping their toes into developing face masks, Apple and LG created a bit of buzz back then. Now, we have Razer, a maker of gaming laptops and peripherals, who tries to show off their own technology-stuffed face mask. Introduced as Project H

An extremely futuristic day, even by CES standards.

3 months ago Razer develops new technology concepts for safer socially distanced interaction and a next generation gaming station with immersive features and a transformable design LAS VEGAS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#CES–Razer™, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today announced two new concept designs for CES 2021; Project Hazel, the world’s smartest and most socially friendly face mask, and Project Brooklyn, a compact, integrated gaming chair for ...