Hisense is no stranger to ultra-short throw laser projectors but at CES2023 it pushed the technology where it's never gone before: out and about.
Check out our complete coverage of CES 2023 live from Las Vegas Hisense has been working on laser projectors for several years, but CES 2023 is the first time the company has shown a portable version of the high-brightness projector tech. It debuted the Hisense Smart Mini Projector at the show, alongside four other laser TV models. No prices or release dates were immediately available. The company also launched its 2023 TV lineup and debuted a new, ultrabright flagship TV called the UX.
Related L9H TriChroma Laser TV Hisense’s laser flagship is the L9 Series, which features a triple-laser light engine, TriChroma, and can support HDR 10, and Dolby Vision, at 107% of the BT.2020 color space, which basically means that there isn’t a single color from a streaming movie or UHD Blu-ray that this projector can’t display. It’s also impressively bright at a claimed 3,000 ANSI lumens.
L5H 4K Smart Laser TV The L9H’s triple-color laser system is impressive, but also pricey. To make things more affordable yet still entertaining, the L5 Series uses a single X-Fusion blue laser light source, yet still provides support for Dolby Vision which makes it an attractive alternative for folks looking for that ultra-big-screen experience.
PL1 Laser Cinema As Hisense’s entry into ultra-short throw projection, the new PL1 Laser Cinema has an auto-focus, adjustable lens that lets you project images from 80 to 120 inches. It has a powered digital lens focus system, which lets you dial in any size of image you need from 90 to 130 diagonal inches. As with the L9H, you get Google TV, ultra-high speed HDMI ports, and Airplay 2.
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