LG's new InstaView smart appliances make meal prep a breeze

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LG updates some of its smart home appliances to help improve your experience in the kitchen. Its new InstaView Range adds an Air Sous Vide mode, while its new InstaView Refrigerator gets voice recognition. Both pretty handy features.

The InstaView Range comes with a 6.3 cu. ft. capacity and offers Air Fry and ProBake Convection modes on top of Air Sous Vide. In that new mode, it can maintain temperatures between 100 to 205 degrees Fahrenheit (38 to 96 degrees Celsius) for up to 48 hours without water to deliver consistent results. If you were considering getting sous vide machine, you no longer need to with this appliance.

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Wondercise uses arm and leg sensors to monitor your exercise form

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The downside of working out at home is you aren't sure if your form is correct. Taiwanese fitness company Wondercise has a solution. Its Live Motion Matching system gets a new "multi-point matching system" that uses IMU sensor straps on your arms and legs to track your form while you exercise as accurately as possible. 

These new straps will work with Wondercise's fitness band or other third-party wearables to connect to its on-demand fitness service, which includes the Apple Watch and Garmin devices. It connects to the app via Bluetooth so you can learn more about your exercise posture.

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Lenovo ThinkReality A3 Smart Glasses are capable of showing five virtual displays

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Lenovo introduces a new pair of enterprise-grade smart glasses that it says is "one of the most advanced and versatile" available. The ThinkReady A3 can be used for tasks like 3D visualization and augmented reality-guided workflows. It comes at a time when the world is "looking to adopt new technologies for smart collaboration. 

Unlike Lenovo's first ThinkReality model (the A6), these glasses look like a pair of chunky sunglasses. Lenovo says it can modify these to have industrial frames to make them sturdier and safer.

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Mercedes-Benz shows off its massive Hyperscreen display for EQS luxury EV

Touch-based infotainment displays are quite common these days, but we're confident that there aren't many of them that feature as gigantic a display as the new Mercedes-Benz MBUX Hyperscreen. This massive 56-inch display is built specifically for the EQS luxury electric vehicle. It features the automaker's second-generation MBUX infotainment system, which no longer has physical buttons as the system relies on touch- and voice-controlled interface.

Technically, Hyperscreen isn't one giant screen, but several OLED panels embedded into a piece of curved glass that spans most of the EQS' dash. It is covered by anti-reflective Gorilla Glass with auto-brightness adjustment courtesy of a camera and light sensor, making sure you don't get distracted by it when you drive at night. It has a total of 12 actuators beneath its touch-sensitive surface for haptic feedback and analogue air vents embedded in the surface at either end.

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