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It’s been known for months now that technology giant Lenovo is hosting its Tech World event at Sphere in Las Vegas during <\/a>. Like many other tech conglomerates, the world’s largest PC manufacturer by units shipped will put its main focus on AI. <\/a> it’s a “Tech World experience unlike anything CES has seen before.” We’ll tell you where to livestream the event and what to expect so far.<\/p>\n Lenovo CEO Yuanqing Yang will host the event on Tuesday, January 6 at 8PM ET. You can follow along to the <\/a> once the event starts. (We’ve embedded the code below.)<\/p>\n Lenovo is using the high-profile Sphere venue to share some of its tie-ins to the sports world, offering an exclusive look at how the company’s technology has “revolutionized F1,” Yang <\/a>. He’ll also preview the plans for leveraging AI at this summer’s FIFA World Cup, which takes place in the US.<\/p>\n After the event has wrapped up, pop singer Gwen Stefani will take the stage to perform.<\/p>\n As for real products, look for Lenovo to build on some of its successful launches from CES 2025. A year ago, we saw the portable \u2013<\/a> the first third-party SteamOS handheld gaming device \u2013 as well as its “stretchy” laptop, the <\/a> that extends 2.7 inches taller with a touch of a button. To Lenovo’s credit, both products were actually released and available for sale within months, unlike the vaporware that seems to comprise the bulk of many companies’ CES announcements.<\/p>\n Lastly, don’t be surprised if we see some new Motorola smartphones, given that Lenovo is the parent company of the phone manufacturer. Maybe a new <\/a>? We’ll find out either way on Tuesday evening.<\/p>\n<\/div>\nHow to watch the Lenovo CES 2026 event live<\/h2>\n
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