Our top 5 product picks from CES 2020

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Jan 14, 2020, 12:15 IST1 min

<p><strong>INTEL&rsquoS HORSESHOE BEND</strong><br />We saw a range of foldable laptops and tablets, including variants from Dell and Lenovo, but Intel&rsquos Horseshoe Bend made the trend bigger. Based on Intel&rsquos Tiger Lake mobile processors, the design is similar in size to a 12-inch laptop, but the folding touchscreen display opens up to more than 17 inches.</p>

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INTEL&rsquoS HORSESHOE BENDWe saw a range of foldable laptops and tablets, including variants from Dell and Lenovo, but Intel&rsquos Horseshoe Bend made the trend bigger. Based on Intel&rsquos Tiger Lake mobile processors, the design is similar in size to a 12-inch laptop, but the folding touchscreen display opens up to more than 17 inches.

Image by Intel Corporation

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LG&rsquoS HERB FRIDGEA fridge with a farm? We&rsquoll take that. LG&rsquos new refrigerator can grow herbs within its shelves, selfsustained and with smart controls for temperature, lighting and water supply.

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WELT SMART BELT PROMade with premium Italian leather, the belt can detect changes in your waist size, track your steps and calories burnt, log how much time you&rsquove spent sitting in a day, and especially for senior citizens, pre-empt a fall by analysing walking patterns.

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IMPOSSIBLE PORKStarting with a plant-based doppelganger of ground beef, Impossible Foods Inc surprised the CES with plant-based pork. Taking on climate change perpetrated by meat and a &lsquomeltdown in biodiversity&rsquo, the lab-grown &lsquopork&rsquo comes made up of soy, sunflower and coconut oil, and tastes like the real thing.

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