Consumer Electronics

In 2025, artificial intelligence is quietly transforming daily life in China, from smart homes to wearable devices and voice shopping. Executives from JD.com and Alibaba highlight surging consumer demand, with AI features now essential for many products. Experts view this as smart living moving from concept to mainstream adoption.

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A new leak suggests that Nothing is preparing to launch additional budget-focused headphones. The report highlights the potential for these affordable 'cans' to incorporate traits from other low-cost models.

TCL and Sony have formed a new joint company to produce Sony's Bravia TVs and home audio products. The partnership, with TCL holding a 51% stake, aims to leverage TCL's manufacturing capabilities while preserving Sony's design expertise. This move ensures the continuation of the Sony brand amid competitive pressures in the TV market.

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Hannspree, a German company specializing in visual health and green technology, has introduced the Lumo, a dynamic paper tablet designed to reduce eye strain without compromising performance. The device uses ambient light for illumination instead of a backlight, aiming to benefit users sensitive to screens. Priced at £299, it runs on Android and supports various apps, though a US release remains uncertain.

Roborock has introduced the Saros 20, a new robot vacuum that builds on the success of the outstanding Saros 10R. The update promises enhancements in three specific areas, positioning it as a compelling upgrade in the smart home cleaning market. Published on January 18, 2026, the announcement highlights the Saros 20 as the hot new option.

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Amazon is offering the OnePlus 13 at its lowest price in India with a flat Rs 6,000 discount. An additional Rs 4,000 off with HDFC bank cards brings the effective price to Rs 59,999. This deal makes the flagship smartphone more accessible to potential buyers.