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Afeela a new EV brand from Sony and Honda show cases its first car at CES 2023

CES 2023: Sony, Honda introduce new Afeela EV brand

Afeela a new EV brand from Sony and Honda show cases its first car at CES 2023

Sony and Honda have announced the creation of Afeela, a new electric car brand that aims to provide a sensory and interactive experience for its users. The prototype of the company's first vehicle was unveiled by Yasuhide Mizuno, CEO of Sony Honda Mobility, at CES 2023.
The Afeela car will feature Honda's safety and driver assistance systems as well as Sony's entertainment and interactive features, including an exterior display screen and a plethora of entertainment options. The car is equipped with 45 cameras and sensors for safety, both inside and outside the vehicle.
Afeela will be available for ordering and purchase in 2025, with the first deliveries in North America scheduled for 2026.

TCL showed off its Fold ’n Roll concept smartphone at its recent launch event, which can be configured to either 6.87", 8.85", or 10" sizes.

TCL showcases Fold ’n Roll concept smartphone

TCL showed off its Fold &rsquo;n Roll concept smartphone at its recent launch event, which can be configured to either 6.87", 8.85", or 10" sizes.

TCL showcases Fold &rsquo;n Roll concept smartphone
TCL showed off its Fold &rsquo;n Roll concept smartphone at its recent launch event. The phone starts off with a 6.87-inch display, that folds out into a 8.85-inch display, which can then extend into a full-sized 10-inch display. As the smartphone is just a concept for now, no other specs, prices, or availability details were announced.
TCL showcases Fold &rsquo;n Roll concept smartphone 6.87&rdquo; display folds out into 8.85&rdquo; display Can extend to full-sized 10&rdquo; display No prices, specs, availability details announced

TCL showed off its Fold &rsquo;n Roll concept smartphone at its recent launch event. The phone starts off with a 6.87-inch display, that folds out into a 8.85-inch display, which can then extend into a full-sized 10-inch display. As the smartphone is just a concept for now, no other specs, prices, or availability details were announced.

Smart TV maker TCL has unveiled its 17-inch printed roll-up OLED display at CES 2021.

TCL teases 17-inch printed roll-up OLED display concept at CES 2021

Smart TV maker TCL has unveiled its 17-inch printed roll-up OLED display at CES 2021. Dubbed the TCL CS0T, the new tech has the potential to be implemented into TVs, curved screens, and foldable displays. TCL claims that the printed OLED scrolling display has a "100-per cent colour gamut" and would cost 20-per cent less than current commercial display technologies. It should be noted that the device is just a concept for now and TCL has not yet announced when it plans on manufacturing the printed screens.
TCL teases 17-inch printed roll-up OLED display at CES 2021 TCL CS0T could be used in TVs and foldable displays '100% colour gamut, 20% cheaper than current display tech'

Smart TV maker TCL has unveiled its 17-inch printed roll-up OLED display at CES 2021. Dubbed the TCL CS0T, the new tech has the potential to be implemented into TVs, curved screens, and foldable displays. TCL claims that the printed OLED scrolling display has a "100-per cent colour gamut" and would cost 20-per cent less than current commercial display technologies. It should be noted that the device is just a concept for now and TCL has not yet announced when it plans on manufacturing the printed screens.

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