Devices
Projectors in Devices: articles, explanations and technology developments with context and verified sources.
Hisense already sells the C3 4K in Europe, but the available sources do not substantiate an announcement of a new family in September 2026. Here is what is confirmed and how to distinguish it from the XR10.
The XR10 combines RGB triple-laser technology, 4K resolution and up to 6,000 ANSI lumens. Hisense showed it at ISE 2026, but the brand has not confirmed European availability or an official price.
Epson presents the EF-61W as a portable Full HD projector with Google TV and 700 lumens. Its product page confirms the stated features, but it is not enough to date a recent launch.
A practical guide to distinguishing between ANSI and LED lumens, verifying true native resolution, and checking HDMI connectivity in official spec sheets before buying a projector.
The pages reviewed are more than product catalogues: Epson published information about projection at ISE 2026 and a new PowerLite/BrightLink laser line. This is a manufacturer-attributed development, although the evidence available here is not enough to compare models, prices or performance.
Epson’s Spanish product page describes the Lifestudio Pop EF-61G as a portable Full HD 1080p projector with Google TV, 700 lumens and Sound by Bose audio. These are manufacturer-stated specifications: the documentation reviewed is not enough to measure real-world performance or confirm its price or market arrival date.
The fact that a projector uses a laser is not enough to determine its risk or classification. The key distinction is its intended purpose: projecting images or creating laser effects for shows.
