Hisense is heading into CES 2026 with a renewed focus on laser-based home cinema. In an official press release, the company outlined its plans for the event, previewing a new generation of laser projectors built on its multi-color laser display technology. The upcoming devices emphasize larger projection sizes, higher brightness, and improved color performance, further positioning laser projection as a viable alternative to traditional large-screen TVs.
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