Las Vegas — CES 2019 may be finished, but Samsung showcased enough products to keep fans and consumers occupied for some time. The manufacturer also showcased a number of tech concepts between its First Look event, press conference, and booth at the Las Vegas conference. Here’s a rundown of Samsung’s CES 2019 products.

5G and AI

Samsung showcased its 5G prototype smartphone at its CES booth, as well as the at-home units and public infrastructure that would enable 5G in towns and cities. Samsung is expected to collaborate with a number of mobile networks on 5G, but Sprint, in particular, is slated to carry the 5G smartphone.

Though there is still no release date for the Bixby Home smart speaker, it was all over Samsung’s CES presence. The manufacturer discussed how Bixby will be further integrated into other products, including its televisions and its concept for smart cars. A number of apps, including Uber, Ticketmaster, and iHeartRadio are now compatible with Bixby.

Samsung also showcased Digital Cockpit concept for cars at its CES booth, having discussed its Exynos Auto chip during its press conference. The concept shows how the manufacturer would potentially deploy a connected dashboard for drivers, as well as personal screens for passengers.

Finally, Samsung also teased a number of robots, including the Samsung Bot Care, Samsung Bot Air, Samsung Bot Retail, and Samsung GEMS. There was a demo of the Samsung Bot Care where a Samsung executive had his blood pressure tested by placing a single finger in a scanner area of the robot.

Screens

Samsung often has a focus on display-centered products during CES but the manufacturer really expanded this category for the 2019 show. Samsung introduced its latest QLED televisions, including the 98-inch and 85-inch 8K QLED sets as its flagships. While these models aren’t yet ready for consumers, there are 65-inch, 75-inch, and 82-inch 8K QLED TV models available for preorder

The TVs are equipped with support for the upcoming HDMI 2.1 standard, iTunes movies and TV shows and Apple AirPlay 2, Amazon Prime Video, nearly free 80 local and international channels, and a Bixby enabled Universal Guide AI system to help viewers with content suggestions.

We’ve already discussed Samsung’s 75-inch MicroLED 4K TV and its 219-inch concept screen called “The Wall.” The products showcase Samsung’s seamless and bezel-less technology that would allow users to build and design the size and shape of their TVs according to their tastes or the size of their spaces.

Samsung’s SERIF at first looks like a canvas on an easel, but upon further inspection, you will realize that its edges are reminiscent of the SERIF font. The Frame is similarly a style inspired TV that doubles as a picture frame when not being used otherwise. Users can display famous works of art or even their own images or photography.

Computers and gaming

Blending into the screen space, Samsung introduced two computer monitors with some interesting highlights. The Space Monitor, is not only adjustable up and down, forward and slant, but there is also a hook that allows it to easily attach and be removed from tables. The 49-inch CRG9 gaming monitor features a 120Hz refresh rate and the AMD Radeon FreeSync 2 technology for minimal lag and latency.

The Notebook 9 Pro is Samsung’s latest high-end 2-in-1 computer and tablet combo with Gigabit WiFi, a fast charging battery, and Thunderbolt 3 support among its primary features. The PC is compatible with the Notebook 9 Pro Pen, which is powered by an 8th-Gen Intel CoreTM i7 processor and has fast-charging and up to 15 hours of battery life. The stylus features the closet pen-to-paper rendition of writing on a display.

The Notebook Odyssey is VR ready with VirtualLink connectivity and Dolby Atmos sound, as well as NVIDIA GeForce RTX graphics power. It has a1 5.6-inch thin-bezel display with a 144Hz refresh rate powered by G-Sync technology. Its frame is made of aluminum true metal for a high-end feel.