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Details: Written by CNET Reviews; Category: Reviews; Published: 07 January 2026; Created: 07 January 2026; Last Updated: 07 January 2026

Many technology companies arrive at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, the world's biggest tech show. They often make bold claims about the life-changing potential of their innovations, but it's rare to see anything that actually lives up to the hype.
Product Review: Dreaming of a Cable-Free World? I Think I Just Saw the Future of Wireless Power

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