Hardware
Hisense XR10 laser projector aims at bright-room, huge-screen viewing
A USA TODAY CES pick highlighting a compact high-output projector for large images.
Projectors keep improving where TVs can’t: screen size per dollar and placement flexibility.
What to know
- Bright-room performance is the big differentiator.
- Setup, focus, and ambient light handling make or break it.
- The experience depends heavily on content and audio pairing.
Source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/gadgets/2026/01/09/ces-2026-top-products/88069073007
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