A Las Vegas real-estate entrepreneur shares his top five CES 2025 finds: see-through video screens, TCL's AR headset that lets you scroll while maintaining eye contact, passenger drones and eVTOLs, Honda's electric Lamborghini-styled prototype, and a Back-to-the-Future DeLorean replica. The show drew 135,000 attendees across 2.5 million square feet.
My top 5 finds at CES 2025 were see-through video screens, both big and small. I've always missed the sight of my own wall while watching TV. TCL's prototype AR headset, which will allow you to doom scroll while staring straight into someone's eyes. Multiple passenger drones or eVTOLs promising to make flying cars a reality. Weren't we promised drone package delivery by Amazon 5 years ago? Honda showcased their prototype EVs. The saloon is a dead ringer for a Lamborghini from the front. And I also loved the Back to the Future DeLorean, or was that an exact replica made in the present to look like the past. In case you didn't know, CES is the world's largest tech convention with over 2.5 million square feet of floor space and over 135,000 attendees. It happens every January here in my favorite city, Las Vegas, Nevada. This was my 10th year attending and it did not disappoint. The crowd at CES is a healthy mix of tech nerds and corporate executives, which reminds me of my past life when I used to be both. But now I'm a Las Vegas real estate entrepreneur nerd executive bro guy. But I digress. Follow for more Vegas views and activities, and hit that like button, please.
