The Biggest Takeaways In Gaming Tech From CES 2020

id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> Sarah Tew/CNET This story is part of CES 2020, Game Slot Deposit Pulsa our complete coverage of the showroom floor and the hottest new tech gadgets around. My favorite gaming irony of CES 2020: Everyone's declaring that consoles are dying -- gaming belongs to the cloud now! -- but some of the biggest gaming news of the show was Sony's unveiling of the new PlayStation 5 logo with confirmation that the PS5 would ship by the end of the year. Plus, AMD used a photo of Microsoft's upcoming Xbox Series X that turned out to be incorrect renders someone pulled from a rumor site. Oops.

In fact, the Razer Sila 5G combo router and hotspot for use with (what else?) 5G wireless seems to be the only gaming device from a high-profile company specifically aimed at cloud gamers -- and it's not leaving Singapore, at least for a while.

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It's not a surprise or a secret that companies creating new mobile gaming hardware are trying to replicate the design of the Nintendo Switch -- specifically its central screen and detachable paddlelike controllers. Xiaomi's $600 Black Shark 2 Pro phone sorta-kinda falls into this category thanks to liquid cooling and a clip-on controller accessory.