AI was everywhere at the consumer electronics show, promising everything from self-driving cars to more Copilot+ laptops.

All manner of tech is shown off at CES, from the mundane to the absolutely wild — and it’s usually the oddest gadgets that steal the show. Thousands of exhibitors come from all over the world to show off their devices,

With AI taking center stage at CES this year, Julia Boorstin takes a look at some of the hottest technology along with rising concerns over what impact Trump's tariffs may have on consumer technology products.

With new developments in XR, AI, and wearable tech, CES 2025 has solidified its place as a barometer for the next wave of innovation.

Even Realities G1 and Halliday (shown here) smart glasses show what the future of the AR glasses space looks like. Credit: Mashable Each had their own draws and features, things like AR glasses that focused on projecting your computer monitor or smartphone screen and devices made for AI transcription and translation.

What Meta's glasses do have is a built-in camera for taking photos and videos on the go, which the Halliday specs lack. The Ray-Ban Meta Glasses are a touch heavier at 49 grams (1

There were plenty of AI announcements at CES 2025 and while some were charming -- like the robot vacuum that can pick up dirty socks, or TVs that can generate recipes -- none of them has the power to transform society like Nvidia.

The CES event helped show the investing world that there is still much to come from Nvidia and the AI industry as a whole. With all of the incredible growth already seen over the last few years, it wouldn't be surprising to hear speculation about how much further the technology can go.

This was the most anticipated moment of the Nvidia event, but not the only big announcement. The AI computing company integral to the rise of generative AI had many more cards to