The most interesting products and gadgets from the CES 2021 exhibition. Part 2

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The CES 2021 technology exhibition has come to an end. This year it was held virtually, but it was no worse: there were many announcements, interesting products and fresh ideas. In the first part, we talked about the new products that await us in the near future, continued in this article.


MyQ Pet Portal smart pet door for $2,999
Smart garage product manufacturer MyQ unveiled a pet door at CES 2021 that will “automate everyday tasks.”



The animal is put on a special Bluetooth collar that “opens” the norway number data door when the pet comes almost close to it.

The closing and locking system is activated after the pet passes through, preventing other animals from getting in. There are safety sensors inside the door that ensure that the animal does not get stuck.

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The owner can control the door remotely, enable real-time video and audio communication via the MyQ Pet Portal app. The door costs from $2,999, and its installation requires a complete replacement of the doorway.



MagSafe accessories PopSocket
The manufacturer showed a line of accessories compatible with MagSafe on the iPhone 12:

PopSafe Grip - the holder does not attach to the phone itself, but to a large magnetic base. They are easy to remove to attach wireless charging. The handle will have interchangeable panels for a quick style change.

PopSafe Grip

PopMount for MagSafe are smartphone holders designed for home and car use.
PopWallet + for MagSafe is a combination wallet and phone holder. The smartphone owner can carry up to three cards.

PopWallet + for MagSafe

PopGrip Slide are smartphone holders that also allow you to place your device horizontally. The holder can be slid down to install magnetic charging.

PopGrip Slide

AMD: Ryzen 5000 mobile 7-nanometer processors
The company announced the Ryzen 5000 line of mobile eight-core processors, which is divided into two classes.

The H processor family is designed for gaming laptops

The flagship model in the lineup is the Ryzen 9 5980HS, with a boost clock of 3GHz to 4.8GHz. The company claims it is the “fastest mobile processor,” outperforming the competing Intel Core i9-10980HK and the new Core i7-1185G7.

The HX series modifications are designed for “serious gaming,” have higher power and heat dissipation (TDP is not 35 W, but 45 W and higher). They will be installed in “the best gaming laptops of 2021.”



The U processor family is designed for ultrabooks

The flagship Ryzen 7 5800U is the “most productive processor for ultrabooks,” AMD claims. The chip outperforms the Intel Core i7-1165G7 by 1.23x in PCMark 10 and office application subtests, including Excel and Edge.

Ryzen 7 5800 laptops will be able to work up to 17.5 hours in “normal mode” and 21 hours in video viewing mode, the company promises.