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Suwanee – October 12, 2026 -- If you are shopping for a TV of 100 inches or larger, or a laser projector that fills a wall, Hisense now holds the top global position in both categories. According to Omdia data for Q3 2025, the brand took a 56.6% shipment share in the 100-inch-and-over TV segment and a 68.9% share in Laser TV.

Hisense ranks No. 1 in two large-screen segments

Omdia's latest figures put Hisense first worldwide in both categories. The 56.6% share covers shipments of TVs at 100 inches and above. The 68.9% share covers Laser TVs.

RGB MiniLED drives the company's picture-quality pitch

Hisense calls itself the origin of RGB MiniLED and says its in-house R&D underpins the technology. The company says the display delivers vivid, authentic color with high brightness and precision.

Suwanee – October 12, 2026 -- Hisense will show a connected home lineup at CES 2026, running January 6 to 9, in which AI agents coordinate the fridge, range, dishwasher and laundry gear through its ConnectLife platform. The display sits in Central Hall, Booth 17704, at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

ConnectLife gets task-specific AI agents

The reworked ConnectLife platform adds agents that learn household habits and coordinate across devices. The AC adjusts to your presence and indoor air quality, a cooking agent suggests meals and wine pairings, and a laundry agent detects fabric types. Support also expands to more third-party products, including Google Home and Matter devices.

Suwanee, GA – October 12, 2026 -- Hisense is bringing two new laser projectors to CES 2026: the XR10, which throws images from 65 to 300 inches at a record-setting 6,000 ANSI lumens, and the 4K PX4-PRO ultra short throw model for living rooms.

XR10 packs 6,000 lumens into a compact body

The XR10 runs on Hisense's LPU 3.0 Digital Laser Engine, an upgraded chipset and a pure RGB triple laser light source. Hisense says the brightness holds up even in well-lit rooms. Sixteen all-glass lenses are meant to improve light transmittance and temperature stability while preventing discoloration.

A new IRIS system adjusts lens aperture and exposure as room lighting changes, delivering contrast up to 6000:1. To keep the compact chassis cool, Hisense uses a fully sealed, leak-resistant microchannel liquid cooling system.