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Smartwatches, such as the new Kate Spade device that launched at CES 2019, offer features that help business users.

There’s always something weird and wacky at CES. Not to mention the flat-out cool stuff that you wonder how you lived without. Here’s this year’s roundup of the most eye-opening gear at CES 2019.

Sit/stand all-in-one desks, powerful chargers and smart devices of all sorts were on display at CES 2019 in Las Vegas.

The M/Connect docking station is integrated into the base of the Humanscale monitor arms.

The SmartDesk from Cemtrex was a big draw at CES 2019. It features integrated features including Bluetooth earbuds and a wireless charging pad.

Air taxis will take away some of the congestion for commuters in cities. Bell introduced the Bell Nexus air taxi at CES 2019.

IBM Watson can help with marketing, supply chain, and commerce, particularly as AI is moving from general to broad data.

At CES 2019, IBM announced the IBM Q System One, an integrated quantum computing system. IBM is also opening a quantum computation system in Poughkeepsie, NY in 2019.

Samsung is deploying 5G infrastructure with partners around the world; the company is also deploying 5G in devices. Samsung VP Alok Shah provides more details.

The Node-ify Axon is a universal sensor that allows users to make everyday products in their home smarter. Axon connects via Bluetooth low energy to a mobile app on the user’s smartphone.

Hive introduced Hive Link at CES. It benefits seniors aging in place, and anyone who wants to be able to monitor their smart home from afar.

TCL Communication’s Brad Molen offers an up-close look at two new affordable Android devices: The Alcatel 1X and the Alcatel 1C.