2026-01-14 15:24:21

At this year's Consumer Electronics Show wrapped up in Las Vegas, the tech landscape was dominated by cutting-edge hardware breakthroughs. Companies unveiled an impressive array of devices—from augmented reality glasses to mixed-reality headsets and AI-powered spatial computing terminals. These innovations signal a major shift toward immersive technologies, reshaping how we interact with digital experiences. For the Web3 ecosystem, such advancements in spatial computing infrastructure could unlock new possibilities for decentralized metaverse applications and blockchain-based immersive platforms.

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BearMarketBuilder

· 2h ago

Honestly, CES this wave of AR/MR hardware stacking is a bit excessive. The metaverse isn't even in sight, and they're already hyping up infrastructure...

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DevChive

· 5h ago

Honestly, these AR/MR things like CES look impressive, but it will probably take a few more years before they truly land in Web3.

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 5h ago

NGL, CES's hardware showcase this time is really impressive, but the metaverse stuff is still the same old story...

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potentially_notable

· 5h ago

NGL CES this year really seems to be taking off... AR glasses combined with spatial computing, this combo is crucial for Web3. --- It's that metaverse stuff again, don't just rehash last year's hype. --- Once spatial computing is up and running, can immersive on-chain experiences really become a reality? I'm still a bit skeptical. --- If this wave of hardware innovation can truly solve the experience issues of chain games, that would be incredible. --- It's called an immersive platform in a nice way, but honestly, it still depends on whose infrastructure is more solid. --- The major players in head-mounted devices are starting another arms race. DYOR, everyone.

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DisillusiionOracle

· 5h ago

Honestly, CES is hyping concepts again this time. AR/MR has been around for almost ten years and they're still hyping it... Is Web3's comeback all thanks to this hardware? Forget it, I'll just see if I can buy the dip.

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