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The biggest tech presentations of the year begin on January 3rd, so you can find out how to watch CES 2023 here.
If you’ve already seen the CES 2023 schedule, then you know that it is packed with presentations from the biggest names in tech. With innovations coming at you from all angles, we’re here to make sure you can keep up with the news and focus your attention on the brands you want to hear from.
CES is back to full capacity this year taking place this year from the 5th of January to the 8th. It boasts over 3000 exhibitors from every corner of the world, making it the biggest and most prestigious tech expo of the year.
This time round we’re expecting some big news on new tech and products from the likes of AMD, Samsung, LG and more. To make sure you’re keeping up we’re bringing you the easiest way to watch CES 2023.
How to watch CES 2023 – AMD, Samsung, LG, and more
CES is full of the biggest names presenting their latest innovations. In this list, we’ll be focusing specifically on the brands most important for gaming.
AMD for example are amongst the first presenters at the convention with their press conference taking place at 6:30 PM PT / 9:30 PM ET / 2:30AM GMT. You can watch their presentation from AMD’s website or stream it from their YouTube channel.
LG Electronics is also taking to the stage on the 4th at 8 AM PT / 11 AM ET / 4 PM GMT. This will be being streamed on their website, or directly from their YouTube channel too. It’ll be there you get all the info on their new 240Hz OLED monitor, the first of its kind.
Samsung are set to reveal their next generation of monitors, as well as explain their focus on connectivity and sustainability at this years convention. Their presentation will take place 2:00pm PST / 5 PM ET / 10PM GMT.
Other presentations to look out for are Hisense at 9 AM PT, and Sony at 5 PM PT. You can take a look at the full CES 2023 schedule here.
There’s quite a few companies not streaming their own presentations, however we’re likely to see the highlights being drip fed onto their YouTube channels over the course of the hardware showcase – as has been the case with previous showcases.
