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DATE: June 22, 2026 at 02:00PM
SOURCE: PSYPOST.ORG** Research quality varies widely from fantastic to small exploratory studies. Please check research methods when conclusions are very important to you. **
-------------------------------------------------TITLE: Mental health policy is a major deciding factor for voters, new study finds
URL: https://www.psypost.org/mental-health-policy-is-a-major-deciding-factor-for-voters-new-study-finds/
A part of the 2024 Cooperative Election Study examined how important mental health policy is to voter choice relative to nine other salient policy issues, including border security, abortion, and student loan forgiveness. The results suggested that mental health is of substantial importance, especially to liberals, higher-income people, and those in relatively poor health. The paper was published in PLOS One.
Mental health is an increasingly important policy issue in the United States because the incidence of mental health problems has grown in recent years. This was particularly the case during the COVID-19 pandemic. Access to mental health care remains uneven, and many people with mental health conditions do not receive treatment. The barriers include cost, inadequate insurance coverage, shortages of behavioral-health professionals, long waiting times, and the unequal geographic distribution of services.
Furthermore, survey evidence indicates broad agreement that the United States is facing a mental health crisis. For example, a 2022 Kaiser Family Foundation/CNN poll found that 90% of Americans agree that there is a mental health crisis in the U.S.
Also, a 2024 Gallup poll found that only 9% of Americans gave the American health system a grade of “A” or “B” for its performance on mental health, compared to 57% for “D” or “F.” This suggests that the broad goal of improving mental health enjoys almost universal support among Americans, even if they disagree about specific policy solutions.
Study author Jake Haselswerdt investigated the demographic and political correlates of mental health issue importance. He used a research approach often used in marketing called conjoint survey methodology to examine the relative importance of a mental health coverage and access proposal based on a real one (the Better Mental Health Care for Americans Act of 2023) compared to other salient political issues.
Conjoint survey methodology is an experimental survey approach in which respondents choose between hypothetical alternatives with randomly varied characteristics, allowing researchers to estimate how much each characteristic influences their preferences or decisions. It is commonly used in marketing and product development to identify how important specific features of a product are to users.
The author of this study implemented a conjoint experiment on a nationally representative module of 1,000 respondents on the 2024 Cooperative Election Study (CES), conducted in late 2024. Run by the survey firm YouGov, the CES (formerly the Cooperative Congressional Election Study) recruits samples of American adults using advanced sampling methodology and applies tailored statistical procedures to produce estimates of the views of the U.S. population on examined issues.
Haselswerdt introduced an original question asking: “Do you support or oppose the following proposal? Change health insurance rules and reimbursement rates to improve access to mental health care for all, including lower-income people, children, and the elderly.” This format parallels a series of support/oppose items on the Common Content questionnaire that cover a wide range of issues.
For this study, he incorporated responses to nine of those items, for a total of 10 policy issues, including mental health. The issues included were border security, abortion access, regulating carbon dioxide emissions, affordable housing, repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA), student debt forgiveness, infrastructure investment, a “billionaire tax,” and banning TikTok.
In the conjoint experiment, respondents were presented with pairs of hypothetical political candidates and were asked to choose between them. The only information provided about the candidates was their randomly assigned positions (support or oppose) on two of the 10 policy proposals. By tracking which candidate the respondents chose based on their own policy preferences, Haselswerdt could determine which issues carried the most weight in the voting booth.
Results indicated an estimated 91% overall support for the mental health proposal. Haselswerdt calculated how much agreement with a hypothetical political candidate increased the likelihood that a voter would choose that candidate. He found that agreement with the candidate on the mental health proposal increased this probability by 27 percentage points.
This puts the mental health question roughly alongside infrastructure spending and ACA repeal in importance and slightly below student debt forgiveness and abortion access. Issues where agreement had a lower estimated effect on voter decisions included border security, banning TikTok, affordable housing, and carbon emissions. The importance of the mental health question was especially high for liberals, higher-income people, and those in relatively poor health.
“These findings suggest that championing action on mental health could bring political rewards to policymakers,” the study author concluded.
The study contributes to the scientific understanding of the current political views of Americans. However, the study author notes that the findings of this study might be specific to the content or wording of the included proposals. The results of studies using different wording for proposals in the same general area might differ. Additionally, the study used dichotomous answer options (support/oppose, rather than asking about the level of agreement), eliminating the possibility of discovering nuanced patterns of relationships between proposals.
The paper, “Who cares about mental health? Benchmarking the issue importance of mental health for American voters,” was authored by Jake Haselswerdt.
URL: https://www.psypost.org/mental-health-policy-is-a-major-deciding-factor-for-voters-new-study-finds/
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#psychology #counseling #socialwork #psychotherapy @psychotherapist @psychotherapists @psychology @socialpsych @socialwork @psychiatry #mentalhealth #psychiatry #healthcare #depression #psychotherapist #MentalHealthPolicy #VoterPolicyPriorities #CES2024 #MentalHealthCareAccess #ConjointSurvey #MarketingInsights #PublicHealthPolicy #MentalHealthAwareness #HealthcareReform #PollResults
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DATE: June 22, 2026 at 02:00PM
SOURCE: PSYPOST.ORG** Research quality varies widely from fantastic to small exploratory studies. Please check research methods when conclusions are very important to you. **
-------------------------------------------------TITLE: Mental health policy is a major deciding factor for voters, new study finds
URL: https://www.psypost.org/mental-health-policy-is-a-major-deciding-factor-for-voters-new-study-finds/
A part of the 2024 Cooperative Election Study examined how important mental health policy is to voter choice relative to nine other salient policy issues, including border security, abortion, and student loan forgiveness. The results suggested that mental health is of substantial importance, especially to liberals, higher-income people, and those in relatively poor health. The paper was published in PLOS One.
Mental health is an increasingly important policy issue in the United States because the incidence of mental health problems has grown in recent years. This was particularly the case during the COVID-19 pandemic. Access to mental health care remains uneven, and many people with mental health conditions do not receive treatment. The barriers include cost, inadequate insurance coverage, shortages of behavioral-health professionals, long waiting times, and the unequal geographic distribution of services.
Furthermore, survey evidence indicates broad agreement that the United States is facing a mental health crisis. For example, a 2022 Kaiser Family Foundation/CNN poll found that 90% of Americans agree that there is a mental health crisis in the U.S.
Also, a 2024 Gallup poll found that only 9% of Americans gave the American health system a grade of “A” or “B” for its performance on mental health, compared to 57% for “D” or “F.” This suggests that the broad goal of improving mental health enjoys almost universal support among Americans, even if they disagree about specific policy solutions.
Study author Jake Haselswerdt investigated the demographic and political correlates of mental health issue importance. He used a research approach often used in marketing called conjoint survey methodology to examine the relative importance of a mental health coverage and access proposal based on a real one (the Better Mental Health Care for Americans Act of 2023) compared to other salient political issues.
Conjoint survey methodology is an experimental survey approach in which respondents choose between hypothetical alternatives with randomly varied characteristics, allowing researchers to estimate how much each characteristic influences their preferences or decisions. It is commonly used in marketing and product development to identify how important specific features of a product are to users.
The author of this study implemented a conjoint experiment on a nationally representative module of 1,000 respondents on the 2024 Cooperative Election Study (CES), conducted in late 2024. Run by the survey firm YouGov, the CES (formerly the Cooperative Congressional Election Study) recruits samples of American adults using advanced sampling methodology and applies tailored statistical procedures to produce estimates of the views of the U.S. population on examined issues.
Haselswerdt introduced an original question asking: “Do you support or oppose the following proposal? Change health insurance rules and reimbursement rates to improve access to mental health care for all, including lower-income people, children, and the elderly.” This format parallels a series of support/oppose items on the Common Content questionnaire that cover a wide range of issues.
For this study, he incorporated responses to nine of those items, for a total of 10 policy issues, including mental health. The issues included were border security, abortion access, regulating carbon dioxide emissions, affordable housing, repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA), student debt forgiveness, infrastructure investment, a “billionaire tax,” and banning TikTok.
In the conjoint experiment, respondents were presented with pairs of hypothetical political candidates and were asked to choose between them. The only information provided about the candidates was their randomly assigned positions (support or oppose) on two of the 10 policy proposals. By tracking which candidate the respondents chose based on their own policy preferences, Haselswerdt could determine which issues carried the most weight in the voting booth.
Results indicated an estimated 91% overall support for the mental health proposal. Haselswerdt calculated how much agreement with a hypothetical political candidate increased the likelihood that a voter would choose that candidate. He found that agreement with the candidate on the mental health proposal increased this probability by 27 percentage points.
This puts the mental health question roughly alongside infrastructure spending and ACA repeal in importance and slightly below student debt forgiveness and abortion access. Issues where agreement had a lower estimated effect on voter decisions included border security, banning TikTok, affordable housing, and carbon emissions. The importance of the mental health question was especially high for liberals, higher-income people, and those in relatively poor health.
“These findings suggest that championing action on mental health could bring political rewards to policymakers,” the study author concluded.
The study contributes to the scientific understanding of the current political views of Americans. However, the study author notes that the findings of this study might be specific to the content or wording of the included proposals. The results of studies using different wording for proposals in the same general area might differ. Additionally, the study used dichotomous answer options (support/oppose, rather than asking about the level of agreement), eliminating the possibility of discovering nuanced patterns of relationships between proposals.
The paper, “Who cares about mental health? Benchmarking the issue importance of mental health for American voters,” was authored by Jake Haselswerdt.
URL: https://www.psypost.org/mental-health-policy-is-a-major-deciding-factor-for-voters-new-study-finds/
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#psychology #counseling #socialwork #psychotherapy @psychotherapist @psychotherapists @psychology @socialpsych @socialwork @psychiatry #mentalhealth #psychiatry #healthcare #depression #psychotherapist #MentalHealthPolicy #VoterPolicyPriorities #CES2024 #MentalHealthCareAccess #ConjointSurvey #MarketingInsights #PublicHealthPolicy #MentalHealthAwareness #HealthcareReform #PollResults
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DATE: June 22, 2026 at 02:00PM
SOURCE: PSYPOST.ORG** Research quality varies widely from fantastic to small exploratory studies. Please check research methods when conclusions are very important to you. **
-------------------------------------------------TITLE: Mental health policy is a major deciding factor for voters, new study finds
URL: https://www.psypost.org/mental-health-policy-is-a-major-deciding-factor-for-voters-new-study-finds/
A part of the 2024 Cooperative Election Study examined how important mental health policy is to voter choice relative to nine other salient policy issues, including border security, abortion, and student loan forgiveness. The results suggested that mental health is of substantial importance, especially to liberals, higher-income people, and those in relatively poor health. The paper was published in PLOS One.
Mental health is an increasingly important policy issue in the United States because the incidence of mental health problems has grown in recent years. This was particularly the case during the COVID-19 pandemic. Access to mental health care remains uneven, and many people with mental health conditions do not receive treatment. The barriers include cost, inadequate insurance coverage, shortages of behavioral-health professionals, long waiting times, and the unequal geographic distribution of services.
Furthermore, survey evidence indicates broad agreement that the United States is facing a mental health crisis. For example, a 2022 Kaiser Family Foundation/CNN poll found that 90% of Americans agree that there is a mental health crisis in the U.S.
Also, a 2024 Gallup poll found that only 9% of Americans gave the American health system a grade of “A” or “B” for its performance on mental health, compared to 57% for “D” or “F.” This suggests that the broad goal of improving mental health enjoys almost universal support among Americans, even if they disagree about specific policy solutions.
Study author Jake Haselswerdt investigated the demographic and political correlates of mental health issue importance. He used a research approach often used in marketing called conjoint survey methodology to examine the relative importance of a mental health coverage and access proposal based on a real one (the Better Mental Health Care for Americans Act of 2023) compared to other salient political issues.
Conjoint survey methodology is an experimental survey approach in which respondents choose between hypothetical alternatives with randomly varied characteristics, allowing researchers to estimate how much each characteristic influences their preferences or decisions. It is commonly used in marketing and product development to identify how important specific features of a product are to users.
The author of this study implemented a conjoint experiment on a nationally representative module of 1,000 respondents on the 2024 Cooperative Election Study (CES), conducted in late 2024. Run by the survey firm YouGov, the CES (formerly the Cooperative Congressional Election Study) recruits samples of American adults using advanced sampling methodology and applies tailored statistical procedures to produce estimates of the views of the U.S. population on examined issues.
Haselswerdt introduced an original question asking: “Do you support or oppose the following proposal? Change health insurance rules and reimbursement rates to improve access to mental health care for all, including lower-income people, children, and the elderly.” This format parallels a series of support/oppose items on the Common Content questionnaire that cover a wide range of issues.
For this study, he incorporated responses to nine of those items, for a total of 10 policy issues, including mental health. The issues included were border security, abortion access, regulating carbon dioxide emissions, affordable housing, repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA), student debt forgiveness, infrastructure investment, a “billionaire tax,” and banning TikTok.
In the conjoint experiment, respondents were presented with pairs of hypothetical political candidates and were asked to choose between them. The only information provided about the candidates was their randomly assigned positions (support or oppose) on two of the 10 policy proposals. By tracking which candidate the respondents chose based on their own policy preferences, Haselswerdt could determine which issues carried the most weight in the voting booth.
Results indicated an estimated 91% overall support for the mental health proposal. Haselswerdt calculated how much agreement with a hypothetical political candidate increased the likelihood that a voter would choose that candidate. He found that agreement with the candidate on the mental health proposal increased this probability by 27 percentage points.
This puts the mental health question roughly alongside infrastructure spending and ACA repeal in importance and slightly below student debt forgiveness and abortion access. Issues where agreement had a lower estimated effect on voter decisions included border security, banning TikTok, affordable housing, and carbon emissions. The importance of the mental health question was especially high for liberals, higher-income people, and those in relatively poor health.
“These findings suggest that championing action on mental health could bring political rewards to policymakers,” the study author concluded.
The study contributes to the scientific understanding of the current political views of Americans. However, the study author notes that the findings of this study might be specific to the content or wording of the included proposals. The results of studies using different wording for proposals in the same general area might differ. Additionally, the study used dichotomous answer options (support/oppose, rather than asking about the level of agreement), eliminating the possibility of discovering nuanced patterns of relationships between proposals.
The paper, “Who cares about mental health? Benchmarking the issue importance of mental health for American voters,” was authored by Jake Haselswerdt.
URL: https://www.psypost.org/mental-health-policy-is-a-major-deciding-factor-for-voters-new-study-finds/
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#psychology #counseling #socialwork #psychotherapy @psychotherapist @psychotherapists @psychology @socialpsych @socialwork @psychiatry #mentalhealth #psychiatry #healthcare #depression #psychotherapist #MentalHealthPolicy #VoterPolicyPriorities #CES2024 #MentalHealthCareAccess #ConjointSurvey #MarketingInsights #PublicHealthPolicy #MentalHealthAwareness #HealthcareReform #PollResults
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CES năm nay dường như đang gây thất vọng cho cộng đồng chạy LLM tại địa phương (Local LLM). Dù là sự kiện công nghệ lớn, nhưng không có thông báo nào thực sự đột phá cho phần cứng AI cá nhân.
Giải pháp AiDaptiv+ của Phison giúp mở rộng VRAM sang SSD vốn được kỳ vọng nhưng vẫn chưa có thông tin cụ thể về ngày ra mắt. Nhiều người dùng đặt câu hỏi liệu các ông lớn đang quá tập trung vào AI đám mây mà bỏ quên mảng phần cứng cho người dùng cuối.
#CES2024 #LocalLLM #AI #Phison #Hardware #CongNghe
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German consumer technology market shows strong wearables growth driven by AI integration: Bitkom's 2024 study reveals wearables are the dominant consumer technology trend, with 2.57 billion euro market value as AI transforms devices into smart assistants. https://ppc.land/german-consumer-technology-market-shows-strong-wearables-growth-driven-by-ai-integration/ #Wearables #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Technologietrends #CES2024 #SmartHome
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German consumer technology market shows strong wearables growth driven by AI integration: Bitkom's 2024 study reveals wearables are the dominant consumer technology trend, with 2.57 billion euro market value as AI transforms devices into smart assistants. https://ppc.land/german-consumer-technology-market-shows-strong-wearables-growth-driven-by-ai-integration/ #Wearables #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Technologietrends #CES2024 #SmartHome
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Asus ZenScreen Fold is a 17.3 inch display that folds in half, works in portrait or landscape
The Asus ZenScreen Fold MQ17QH is a portable monitor with a 17.3 inch, 2560 x 1920 pixel OLED display. But it’s a foldable display, which means that you can close the screen like a laptop for easy transportation or unfold it when you want extra screen space for your laptop, tablet, or other mobile devices.
Asus says the portable display […]https://liliputing.com/?p=165836
#asus #asusZenscreenFold #ces2024 #foldable #foldableDisplay #portableDisplay #zenscreenFold
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Asus ZenScreen Fold is a 17.3 inch display that folds in half, works in portrait or landscape
The Asus ZenScreen Fold MQ17QH is a portable monitor with a 17.3 inch, 2560 x 1920 pixel OLED display. But it’s a foldable display, which means that you can close the screen like a laptop for easy transportation or unfold it when you want extra screen space for your laptop, tablet, or other mobile devices.
Asus says the portable display […]https://liliputing.com/?p=165836
#asus #asusZenscreenFold #ces2024 #foldable #foldableDisplay #portableDisplay #zenscreenFold
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[CES 2024] SEERGRILLS Perfecta is an AI-powered grill for cooking the meats
The SEERGRILLS Perfecta AI-powered grill is supposed to cook your steaks and meats to perfection and it will debut at CES 2024.
#CES2024 #CES #technews #meats
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The new Asus Zenbook 14 OLED is a 2.7 pound laptop with up to AMD Ryzen 7 8840HS or Intel Core Ultra 9 185H
The new Asus Zenbook 14 OLED line of laptops are thin and light notebooks with up to a 2.8K, 120 Hz OLED displays, all-metal bodies, and 75 Wh batteries that Asus says have been engineered to offer 20% more charge cycles than the previous-generation.
Asus is also offering a choice of Intel or AMD processors, with the AMD-powered model featuring Ryzen 7 8840HS […]https://liliputing.com/?p=165802
#asus #asusZenbook14Oled #ces2024 #hawkPoint #meteorLake #oled #zenbook14Oled
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Diese Woche stand auch bei uns ganz im Zeichen der #CES2024 in #LasVegas. Vorgestellt wurden auf der #Messe einmal mehr etliche neue #Fernseher mit brandneuen Technologien, etliche #Ladegeräte und #Saugroboter. Oftmals dauert es aber noch Monate, bis die neue #Technik bei uns landet. Fasziniert war Redakteur Fabian von einem #Gadget: Dem #RabbitR1, einem #KI-Assistenten.
Alle Themen der Woche: https://www.appgefahren.de/?p=350878
#appgefahren #Apple #AppleBlog #iPhone #iPad #Mac #CES #Zubehör
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Diese Woche stand auch bei uns ganz im Zeichen der #CES2024 in #LasVegas. Vorgestellt wurden auf der #Messe einmal mehr etliche neue #Fernseher mit brandneuen Technologien, etliche #Ladegeräte und #Saugroboter. Oftmals dauert es aber noch Monate, bis die neue #Technik bei uns landet. Fasziniert war Redakteur Fabian von einem #Gadget: Dem #RabbitR1, einem #KI-Assistenten.
Alle Themen der Woche: https://www.appgefahren.de/?p=350878
#appgefahren #Apple #AppleBlog #iPhone #iPad #Mac #CES #Zubehör
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🤖 Ah yes, CES 2024: where your refrigerator wants to take phone calls and your smart ring dies after 500 charges. Because nothing says "innovation" like a $2,200 paperweight-in-waiting!
The cherry on top? YouTube showing ads for these products during iFixit's "Worst in Show" ceremony. That's what I call chef's kiss irony!
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Asus Zenbook 14 (UX3405CA) is a 2.8 pound laptop with a 14 inch OLED display and an Intel 200H processor
The new Asus Zenbook 14 (UX3405CA) is a 14 inch thin and light laptop that measures less than 0.6 inches thick and weighs 2.82 pounds. But it has a reasonably large 75 Wh battery and support for up to a 45-watt Intel Core Ultra 9 285H Arrow Lake-H processor.
Asus says its new Intel-powered laptop should be available in the first quarter of 2025 with prices starting at around $1000. And, […]
#arrowLake #arrowLakeH #asus #asusZenbook14 #ces2024 #laptop #oled
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MSI привезе на #CES2024 27-дюймовий QD-OLED ігровий монітор
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MSI привезе на #CES2024 27-дюймовий QD-OLED ігровий монітор
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🚫 Svaniti i sogni: niente Radeon RX 7650 GRE al CES, i rumor erano infondati! #TechNews #CES2024
🔗 https://www.tomshw.it/hardware/i-rumor-sono-gia-smentiti-niente-radeon-rx-7650-gre-al-ces-2024-10-16
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🚀 Confermata la conferenza NVIDIA al CES! Preparati il 10 gennaio per le ultime novità tech! #CES2024
🔗 https://www.tomshw.it/hardware/la-conferenza-di-nvidia-al-ces-e-stata-confermata-ecco-quando-sara
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https://www.evshift.com/308716/this-new-ev-motor-will-become-the-god-of-electric-cars/ This New EV Motor Will Become The GOD of Electric Cars #CARS #CES2024 #EDrive #ELECTRIC #ElectricCar #ElectricCars #ElectricVehicles #electriccars #electricfuture #Electricvehicles #EV #EvMotor #EVTech #evs #God #Magna #MagnaEDrive #MagnaEdrive #MagnaMotors #MagnaMotorsRepublicaDominicana #MagnaMotorsSantoDomingo #motor #TheMostEfficientEvMotor
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NC #991 Migration Assistant Failures, Cato from Auli at CSUN, Kensington Thunderbolt Hub, Pawport Pet Door at CES
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NC #991 Migration Assistant Failures, Cato from Auli at CSUN, Kensington Thunderbolt Hub, Pawport Pet Door at CES
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@podfeet interviews Martin Diamond from Pawport about their new secure pet door that opens/closes by detecting a Bluetooth tag on your pet’s collar and reacts instantly. The associated app supports multiple pets and lets you track their exit and entry times. #CES2024 https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/05/ces-2024-pawport/
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@podfeet interviews Martin Diamond from Pawport about their new secure pet door that opens/closes by detecting a Bluetooth tag on your pet’s collar and reacts instantly. The associated app supports multiple pets and lets you track their exit and entry times. #CES2024 https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/05/ces-2024-pawport/
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@podfeet interviews Darryl Miya from Scosche about their Strikeline Cobra magnetic self-coiling cable, BaseLynx modular charging system, Power Jumper for jump-starting a car, and Magic Mount Flask that has a magnetic mount for your iPhone. #CES2024 https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/04/ces-2024-scosche/
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Acer Predator Z57 - New Pricing Revealed for Massive Gaming Monitor: https://www.reviewspace.info/acer-predator-z57-new-pricing-revealed-for-massive-gaming-monitor
#Acer #PredatorZ57 #GamingMonitor #CES2024 #MiniLED #VESADisplayHDR1000 #DUHD #TechnologyNews
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@podfeet interviews Mitchael Freeman from Ocutrx about their OcuLenz AR glasses that greatly improve the vision of people afflicted with macular degeneration. #a11y #CES2024 https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/04/2024-ces-ocutrx/
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The Klipsch and Onkyo Flexus Sound System is here
Back at CES 2024, Klipsch and Onkyo announced a collaboration on a new sound system, the Flexus Sound System, and now it's here.
#Klipsch #Onkyo #technews #CES2024 #hometheater
https://techaeris.com/2024/04/08/the-klipsch-and-onkyo-flexus-sound-system/
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The Klipsch and Onkyo Flexus Sound System is here
Back at CES 2024, Klipsch and Onkyo announced a collaboration on a new sound system, the Flexus Sound System, and now it's here.
#Klipsch #Onkyo #technews #CES2024 #hometheater
https://techaeris.com/2024/04/08/the-klipsch-and-onkyo-flexus-sound-system/
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Skyted Privacy Mask Gives you Privacy Wherever You Are #privacymask #ces2024 #Podcast
https://geekazine.com/event/ces-2/skyted-privacy-mask-gives-you-privacy-wherever-you-are/
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Minisforum HX200G : un MiniPC Gaming 100% AMD
Le Minisforum HX200G est un MiniPC tout en hauteur qui abrite les entrailles d'un portable de jeu AMD classique de 2023.... #minimachines #ces2024 #minisforum
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Minisforum HX200G : un MiniPC Gaming 100% AMD
Le Minisforum HX200G est un MiniPC tout en hauteur qui abrite les entrailles d'un portable de jeu AMD classique de 2023.... #minimachines #ces2024 #minisforum
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@podfeet interviews Christopher Martinez from Satechi about their Qi2 Charging Stands and Pads that simultaneously charge iPhones, AirPods, and Apple Watches, as well as their International Travel Charger and Mechanical Keyboard. #CES2024 https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/03/ces-2024-satechi/
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ASUS ROG NUC, A Compact Powerhouse for Gaming Enthusiasts: https://www.reviewspace.info/asus-rog-nuc-a-compact-powerhouse-for-gaming-enthusiasts
#ASUS #ROG #NUC #Gaming #miniPC #CES2024 #HPOMEN #AsusROGZephyrusG16 #GamingLaptops #TechnologyNews
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ASUS ROG NUC, A Compact Powerhouse for Gaming Enthusiasts: https://www.reviewspace.info/asus-rog-nuc-a-compact-powerhouse-for-gaming-enthusiasts
#ASUS #ROG #NUC #Gaming #miniPC #CES2024 #HPOMEN #AsusROGZephyrusG16 #GamingLaptops #TechnologyNews
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Scosche's BaseLynx 2.0: The Future of Charging Stations #charging #dock #ces2024 #podcast
https://geekazine.com/event/ces-2/scosches-baselynx-2-0-the-future-of-charging-stations/
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Will Japan's Toyota bet on hydrogen fuel car work? Lei Xing assesses https://youtube.com/shorts/CwgGYeETDsc
Main Site: https://www.analyse.asia/byd-vs-tesla-the-new-ev-empire-with-lei-xing/
Full YouTube Video:https://youtu.be/6_VStJXeQOE
Newsletter Signup: https://www.analyse.asia/#/portal/signup
LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/company/analyse-asia/#CES2024 #Toyota #hydrogenfuelcell #hybridcars #JapanAuto #Korea
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@podfeet interviews Chris Allen from Goal Zero about their range of portable power units and outdoor appliances. The Yeti 4000 PRO Power Station provides 4000 Wh of energy, is rated at 4000+ cycles, and it has wheels and a handle so it’s portable. #CES2024 https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/03/ces-2024-goal-zero/
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MacVoices #24080: CES - Aukey Has Power and Connectivity For All Use Cases #ces2024
https://www.macvoices.com/macvoices-24080-ces-aukey-has-power-and-connectivity-for-all-use-cases/
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@podfeet interviews Michael and Mathew Becker from PacMotor about their electric propulsion system that straps onto a kayak and is controlled through a waterproof joystick. It folds up and weighs 10 lbs, portable enough to carry in a backpack. #CES2024 https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/03/ces-2024-pacmotor/
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@podfeet interviews Amos Miller from Glidance about their Glide unit, a self-guided mobility aid designed for people with sight loss. Glide keeps you on a safe path while guiding you as you walk to your desired destination. #a11y #CES2024 https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/03/ces-2024-glide/
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@podfeet interviews Amos Miller from Glidance about their Glide unit, a self-guided mobility aid designed for people with sight loss. Glide keeps you on a safe path while guiding you as you walk to your desired destination. #a11y #CES2024 https://www.podfeet.com/blog/2024/03/ces-2024-glide/
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MacVoices #24078: CES - Rolling Square Shows Off Laptop Charger, New Wallet Trackers, More #ces2024
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The Spacetop Laptop Uses AR Glasses Instead of a Monitor #ces2024 #arglasses #laptop
https://geekazine.com/event/ces-2/the-spacetop-laptop-uses-ar-glasses-instead-of-a-monitor/
