CES 2026 has officially concluded, but a few interesting highlights from the show floor remain. At the NexiGo booth, we discovered a wide array of home theater solutions designed to give your home the feel of an actual cinema. The standout was NexiGo's Aurora Pro MKIII 4K laser projector, paired with a 150-inch Fresnel screen and using the 2.39:1 Cinemascope format. This format is the most widely used in cinemas worldwide, allowing home theaters to offer a similar experience from the comfort of your couch. Shown at the floor is the Aurora Pro MKIII projector that has a maximum output of 200 inches, it supports a 142-inch 2.39:1 Cinemascope format as its maximum setting, defaulting to the classic 16:9 at 200 inches. Notably, this projector supports HDR10+ for high visual fidelity, delivers 3,000 ANSI lumens, and has a 4,000:1 native contrast ratio, with dynamic contrast reaching up to 100,000:1 for deeper blacks.

To complete this experience, NexiGo has introduced a clever solution for anyone setting up a home cinema. The company has designed a hideaway cabinet called Eclipse, which features a built-in rising screen that appears in seconds. The central part of the cabinet has a compartment for the Aurora Pro MKIII projector. When the system is turned off, the Eclipse cabinet folds, and a drawer with the laser projector closes, making it seem as if it was never there. Finished in a dark textured pattern, its neutral color will blend seamlessly with any home furniture selection.