Here's why many people—from industry professionals and enthusiasts to investors and media—consider it a must-attend event:
1. See Breakthrough Technologies Firsthand
CES is the world's premier stage for unveiling cutting-edge products and concepts that often define the tech landscape for the coming year.
Expect major announcements in:
- AI everywhere: From on-device AI in laptops (e.g., new Intel Panther Lake/Core Ultra Series 3 and Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite chips) to agentic AI, robotics, and AI-integrated wearables.
- Next-gen displays: A big focus on Micro RGB and RGB Mini-LED TVs from Samsung, LG, Hisense, and others, promising superior brightness, colors, and contrast.
- Mobility and vehicles: Electric vehicles like the Sony Honda Afeela 1, autonomous tech, connected cars, and advancements in transportation.
- Wearables and health tech: Surge in smart rings, AI-powered glasses, and fitness/devices.
- Robotics and home tech: Futuristic robots, smart home integrations, and more.
It's where trends like foldables, smart assistants, and sustainable tech get their big reveal.
2. Networking and Business Opportunities
- Over 140,000 attendees (based on recent years), including executives from major brands (Samsung, Sony, Lenovo, NVIDIA, Intel, AMD), startups, investors, and global leaders.
- Ideal for forging partnerships, discovering suppliers, scouting talent, or pitching ideas—especially in Eureka Park for startups.
- Keynotes and sessions feature influential speakers discussing AI, sustainability, digital health, cybersecurity, gaming, and more.
3. Inspiration and Industry Insights
- Hands-on demos let you interact with prototypes and products before they hit the market.
- Conference tracks cover pressing topics like energy transition, advanced mobility, and quantum tech.
- It's a pulse-check on global innovation, helping you stay ahead in fast-moving fields like consumer electronics.
4. The Experience Factor
Las Vegas hosts massive exhibits across venues like the Las Vegas Convention Center, with flashy keynotes (e.g., Lenovo at the Sphere), media days, and side events. It's energizing for tech lovers, even if it's crowded and intense.
Note: CES is a trade-only event (not open to the general public), aimed at industry professionals 18+. If you're in tech, media, investing, or a related field, it's often seen as essential for spotting opportunities early.
