Product launches and industry updates
XGIMI’s new RS30 series — Pro, Pro Max, Ultra, and Ultra Max — brings 4K laser projection with up to 6,800 ISO lumens and Dolby Vision across all four tiers. Full breakdown of specs, pricing, and global availability.
Optoma’s HCPro-5400 brings a 5,000-lumen triple RGB laser engine, 4K UHD, Dolby Vision, and IMAX Enhanced certification to the CEDIA pro-install channel at $7,999.
Screen Innovations’ new KAOS 360 is a wind-resistant, dual-sided outdoor rear-projection screen up to 24 feet wide. Full specs, comparisons, and CEDIA 2026 debut details inside.
Fujifilm’s FP-ZUH12000 launches by August 2026 with 12,000 lumens and the Z Series’ first interchangeable-lens design. Full specs, lens options, and installation use cases.
boAt’s standard CineHead F1 is launching later in August 2026 with Google TV 5.0, 300 ANSI lumens, and Dolby Audio. Full specs and how it compares to the F1 Pro.
boAt’s CineHead F1 Pro launched August 10 at ₹32,999 with official Google TV 5.0, 500 ANSI lumens, and Dolby Audio. Full specs, comparisons, and buying advice.
Hisense has launched the PX4 Pro, the first UST laser projector certified for AMD FreeSync Premium, at $3,998. Here’s a full breakdown of specs, gaming performance, and how it compares to the PX3-Pro, Samsung Premiere, and LG CineBeam Qube.
Xiaomi just launched two budget projectors in China — the Redmi Projector 5 ($148) and Redmi Projector 5 Pro ($296). Here’s every spec, the price in USD, and who should wait.
Formovie’s Xming sub-brand debuted liquid-cooling technology in a finished single-LCD projector at CES 2026. Here’s what the Xming Chapter One brings and why quiet cooling matters for compact projectors.
Panasonic’s VMQ85 Series brings the brand’s first 4K LCD projector line to Europe via ISE 2026, targeting golf simulators, sports venues, and large installations with up to 8,000 lumens.