CES 2026: The World’s Largest Tech Flex in the Las Vegas Desert
KEY POINTS
- •Every January, CES draws consumer electronics makers to Las Vegas to showcase the newest tech for the coming year.
- •The Verge's team covered the event, highlighting both impressive innovations and bizarre gadgets unveiled at the show.
- •CES 2026 revealed products that ranged from improving existing tech to launching utterly unique and sometimes strange devices.
Every January, like clockwork, the consumer electronics world migrates to Las Vegas to hold the annual tech circus known as CES—basically a gadget paternity test for 2026’s hottest toys. This time, The Verge's over-caffeinated squad braved the blazing Nevada heat and sleep deprivation to deliver an insider's look at an avalanche of new devices ranging from jaw-dropping innovations to WTF-level weirdness. Whether you got wowed or weirded out (sometimes simultaneously), it’s all part of CES’s charm: a desert festival where innovation sometimes just means slapping new tech on an old product, or creating so many gizmos no one remembers why they wanted a toaster with AI in the first place.
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CES 2026: where innovation and vaporware collide under Vegas neon, proving tech dreams and desert mirages are basically the same thing.
CES: That magical week Vegas hosts for techies to pretend they invented stuff your grandma won’t understand.
2026’s gadgets: less about actual use, more about impressing your Zoom meeting with one extra blinking light.
Source: Theverge | Published: 1/9/2026 | Author: Verge Staff
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