This thing checks all of the boxes. 57 inches at a 32:9 aspect ratio, packed with as many pixels as two 4K monitors running at up to 240hz. It's Derek's dream monitor for the last four years, and it's finally coming later in 2023.

You might not believe the potential of your urine, but there's a lot you can learn from it. Withings wants to harness the data lurking in your pee so you can better track your nutrition or menstrual cycle, and they made the Withings U-Scan for toilet to do just that!

There are some big promises that Yarbo has to live up to here, but a 3-in-1 yard bot that can handle grass cutting, leaf blowing, and snow clearing? Now you have our attention.

Forget the mouthful of a name, let's talk about the versatility of this throwback twist-display design. Lenovo's latest harkens back to the early experimental days of the convertible laptop, but adds in a two-sided display — bright and colorful OLED on one side, and low-power monochrome E Ink on the other. And somehow they made it work really well even with full-fat Windows 11 driving it all.

Sometimes a set of QWERTY keys alone just doesn't cut it. Naya's modular keyboard system is tailored towards artists, video editors, streamers, and gamers and lets you pick a keycap style and add on control modules like a trackball, dial, or 3D navigator.

Honestly, what makes the Ram 1500 REV exciting is how unexciting it is. Ram's first all-electric truck aims to hit the fundamentals first, with a design that says "EV" but doesn't scream weirdness. And that's an important thing for making EVs accessible (along with pricing, which we're still waiting for).

Sorry, did we say something about unexciting, normal-looking electric cars? Nevermind that, Peugot's radical Invision Concept car is so wild that it's hard not to stare. The hard-edged design and innovative, if questionable, driving mechanics are stunning and bode well for the future of an otherwise fairly boring brand.