Ecovacs ends dust bags for robo-vacs in X11 OmniCyclone
Say goodbye to consumables and hello to perpetually endless cleaning, as Ecovacs deals with a pet peeve for its upcoming robotic vacuums.
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Acer’s TravelMate X4 aims for thin, light, durable
The MacBook Air has some competition from Acer this year, as it readies not just a computer that’s slim and light, but should survive a drop if it comes to that.
Samsung set for more AI in the home and laundry
AI is coming to more places in the home, jumping beyond the phone to the laundry, TV, and even your computer monitor.
Journey’s latest charger has a lamp for travelling
How do you make a MagSafe Qi2 charger more interesting? Give it some light, something Australia’s Journey is dabbling in.
Robo-vac maker Dreame set to take on stairs with special legs
Taking on the second level of your home is not something the current crop of robo-vacs can do without assistant. But a new model from Dreame aims to rise to the occasion.
LG’s portable StanbyMe 2 reshapes what TVs can do
Is it a picture frame? A board game? A portable advertising board? Is it a TV? It’s everything, as LG’s portable StanByMe TV concept grows in design.
Roborock rolls its way outside with three robo-mowers
Vacuums aren’t the only place Roborock is making a dent this year, as the robotics specialist looks to clean and cut your lawn, too.
Dolby Vision gets a sequel as Dolby Vision 2 brings the AI
The next generation of TVs will aim for improvements in colour and better balance in the darker parts of the image, as a system made for TV and movie viewing gets its own sequel.
LG’s next washing machines use AI to deal with energy
How can AI help your regular washing machine load? That’s a question LG looks set to answer at IFA with new machines.
Intel readies faster AI-ready Core Ultra Series 2 chips
The Core Ultra chips we’ve been seeing in this year’s laptops? Child’s play, as Intel looks set for another Core Ultra series barely a year after the first.
