More from CES 2026 live: all the news, announcements, and innovations from the show floor and beyond





Julia Goldin and Tom Donaldson explain what the sensor-packed Smart Play initiative means for Lego.




Huang is set to share “what’s next in AI” during a CES presentation at 4PM ET. You can watch the event from the livestream embedded below or by heading directly to YouTube.

Starting with Lego Star Wars.
The $299.99 Calendar 2 has a more rounded design like the 27-inch Calendar Max but with a smaller 15-inch screen. It will be available on Skylight’s website on February 18th, Skylight president Aviv Gilboa tells The Verge.
Update: Added launch date.
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Three folding panels, two sets of hinges, and a frame that’s just barely thinner than a USB-C port, what more could you want? Allison Johnson finally got some hands-on time with Samsung’s trifold at CES 2026, and she’s already thinking of ways to replace her laptop.
Qualcomm sells Arm chips that play PC games on Windows... and occasionally on Android... and newly on SteamOS too. So: when do we get a Qualcomm Steam Deck? Qualcomm tells me PC handhelds aren’t happening at CES, but it’s “keeping an eye” on GDC in March for possible Windows ones! Full context here.
The upcoming 14-inch HP Chromebook Plus and Chromebook Plus x360 announced at CES have been updated with Intel Core 3 N355 processors and offer up to 512GB of M.2 SSD storage, with the previous 16:9 aspect ratio displays switching to 16:10.




The household robot made its debut at the company’s CES 2026 press conference, rolling onto the stage and giving a ponderous demo of putting a towel into a laundry machine.
The sizable wheeled robot used its articulating arms and huge hands to perform the action and talked to the audience about its technology and capabilities, using human-like hand gestures to emphasize its words.
Measuring 2.8x2.4-inches and weighing about 172 grams, Baseus’ new PicoGo AC22 Ultra-Mini Power Bank is nearly as pocketable as your wireless earbuds’ charging case. Its USB-C port offers up to 45W of power so you can even charge some laptops, and with a built-in USB-C cable you can power up two devices simultaneously.
Each bud measures just 19mm x 21mm x 14mm and weighs 2.2 grams. For comparison, an AirPod Pro 3 weighs 5.55 grams and stands a comparatively towering 30.0mm tall. Even the charging case is barely bigger than a Zippo lighter at under two inches long and under an inch tall. And, on top of that, they’re only $39.99.



















