CES 2026 News Coverage

Jan 6 - 9

CES is North America's largest and most important technology trade show, held every year in Las Vegas, Nevada. It brings together the tech world to debut new hardware, consumer electronics, AI breakthroughs, and next-generation technologies.

Just like every year, we're covering CES live from Las Vegas with our on-site team, backed by editors at home, to deliver the quickest and most comprehensive updates from the show floor.

On this page you can find all of our news coverage for the event.

XGIMI Shows Titan Noir Max 4K Projector with Dynamic Iris at CES 2026

XGIMI introduced its latest products at CES 2026, featuring the Titan Noir Max projector and a new pair of MemoMind AI glasses. The projector is a taller, squarer version of last year's Titan, with a grille-like pattern on the front for a more substantial look. XGIMI is marketing it as a versatile device for both home theater enthusiasts and professional users, thanks to a dynamic iris system that enhances contrast to 10,000:1 and a redesigned chip architecture that manages more light power without overheating. However, the actual brightness remains unspecified, as XGIMI has not provided ANSI lumen figures, despite claiming the new thermal system supports sustained brightness. The company also withheld details on color accuracy, even though it promises "color-critical" performance for studio work. Pricing is still unknown, but since the previous Titan launched at $3,999, the Max is expected to be in a similar premium range when pre-orders begin in Q1 2026.

XGIMI Announces MEMOMIND at CES 2026, Its First Pair of AI Glasses

For years, XGIMI has helped people see differently - transforming walls into canvases and light into an immersive experience. Now, the company is reframing how we see the world itself. At CES 2026, XGIMI announces the launch of a new AI hardware brand, MemoMind, which will unveil its first suite of customizable AI glasses.

Born from XGIMI's strategic incubation, MemoMind marks its first venture beyond projection, drawing upon the company's design philosophy and optical precision to enter the fast-emerging world of AI wearables. Unlike many AI wearables that feel experimental or intrusive, Memomind is designed to blend seamlessly into daily life. Its first-generation products focus on what matters most: all-day comfort, intuitive interaction, and AI that works quietly in the background - supporting users only when they need it.
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