CES 2025: A quick look at some of the most interesting gadgets announced this year

Sony and Honda have announced that their much anticipated electric car - Afeela will soon be available for pre-order. It starts from $89,900. (Image credit: Sony Honda Mobility)

Lenovo ThinkBook Plus G6, the company's first laptop with a rollable screen will soon be available for purchase with a price tag of $3,500. (Image credit: Lenovo)

Made by Yukai Engineering, Nekojita FuFu is a tiny cat-like robot that can sit on the side of your coffee bug and blow air to cool it down. (Image credit: Yukai Engineering)

Hong Kong-based robotics company Ropet showcased a robotic ChatGPT-powered pet that can react to movements, voice and touch. (Image credit: Ropet Kickstarter)

OMNIA is a 360-degree body mirror powered by AI that can scan your heart, lungs, body and sleep and offers key insights into your health. (Image credit: Withings)

Samsung also showcased its prototype Micro LED stretchable display that bulges out, giving videos a 3D effect. (Image credit: ZDNET)

Halliday smart glasses have a 3.5-inch display embedded inside. (image credit: Halliday)

Mirumi is a cute fuzzy robot that clings to bags and turns its head spontaneously. (Image credit: Yukai Engineering)

Aptera, an electric vehicle startup showcased a new solar car which it says never needs to be charged. (Image credit: Aptera)