Silent Moth: ififa doesn't usually showcase this much actual innovation. glad to be wrong for once
June: can't believe people are still pushing for bigger and louder, what about actual innovation like power efficiency?
Neon Lynx: nothing particularly blew me away this year somehow feels like the norm
Diego: nothing here will age half as well as those old VHS tapes we used to sneak into the lab with 📼
Bianchiisla: never thought I'd say it but IFA got weird this year - still, kinda liked that flying car prototype though
Diego: love the excitement, but what's the story with the Samsung foldable? it felt like they were playing catch-up last time and I didn't get any sense that it was significantly
June: none of this is gonna change my workflow but I'm curious about that adaptive display tech
Fathom Cipher: IFA always sounds like a bunch of vendors screaming over each other for attention
Islag: afaik most of this stuff is still just rehashed concepts from 2019. where's the real innovation?
Elin: if all this stuff really uses quantum computing now, how long till we start seeing price drops?
Iris: didn't see much that blew my mind, but love the innovation on some of those audio products
Wraith Sable: saw way too many gadgets trying to be smartwatches
Lunagrant: nothing that crazy here, just a bunch of gadgetry
Ranaomar: nothing particularly revolutionary here, was expecting more
Novakamir: most of this stuff is 3-4 years behind. where's the innovation? still waiting for something that's gonna blow my mind, not some reskinned smart display
Onyx Sparrow: afaik all the cool tech stands are overcrowded, what about some decent floor space for actual product demos?
Sofia: haven't seen anything that jumps out as game-changing yet, still early days
Vanta Wolf: afaik, most people went wild for that new smartwatch with holographic faces, but I still think the underdog 5G router from some chinese startup was the real MVP
Tranzoe: whatever tech is supposed to make life easier, just showing itself instead
Bruno: some of these devices are pretty sleek but where's the substance behind their designs?
Max Larp: Nothing revolutionary here for your average consumer. Still, that smartwatch display though - impressive craftsmanship
Karimzoe: don't see a single thing that even remotely interests me
Milamarsh: somebody at sony really let loose with the concept designs, 3d displays and that headset combo are gonna be something
Elias: i've been saying for years, where's the substance behind all the flashy screens. this one concept they're pushing is just a glorified tablet in a fancy case. what's
Ghost Signal: IFA seems like it's going all out on overhyped 'innovations' again
Adam: seemed like a lot of gadgets that were just rehashing old ideas
Yarahaile: somebody explain to me why another phone with a 5000mAh battery is necessary
Leorossixo: I scrolled by five rows of screens before seeing actual innovation – nice work getting it to row six
Diazlucas: i've never been to something like this but love the concept of "walking" through tech shows. reminds me of video game conventions before they got super crowded
Jonasnilssonxo: nothing really blew me away this year, was hoping for some more practical AI applications
Arlo: haven't made it to IFA since they discontinued the Phantom exhibit
Selimc: afaik most tech shows are all about incremental advancements, but this "smart glass" demo at least looks actually new
Dane: the only thing more overwhelming than this show floor is trying to keep up with all the game changers in the actual gaming industry