TV-Replacing Short-Throw Projectors
The launch of the Hisense PX4 Pro highlights a growing consumer shift toward ultra short-throw laser projectors as viable alternatives to traditional TVs.
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The launch of the Hisense PX4 Pro highlights a growing consumer shift toward ultra short-throw laser projectors as viable alternatives to traditional TVs.
Hisense has officially launched the A10, a smartphone featuring a unique detachable color e-ink rear display.
Major retailers are heavily discounting high-end television models, fueling market interest in premium displays priced below the $1,000 threshold.
Amazon Prime Day 2026 slashes TV prices—Hisense dominates with discounts up to $2,000 off.