2024-12-24 IDOPRESS

LAS VEGAS,Dec. 20,2024 -- Yaber,a pioneer of entertainment projectors,is set to unveil its first ultra short throw laser projector at CES 2025. The launch event is scheduled for 4:00 PM PST on Monday, January 6, 2025,at the Pompeian Ballroom in Caesars Palace,Las Vegas.

Yaber Product Launch Event 2025
In line with the theme "Looks Better,Sounds Perfect," Yaber's new ultra short throw laser projector combines groundbreaking technology with sleek design to elevate the home theater experience like never before. Come see it firsthand at the event! Check-in will begin at 3:30 PM PST. To RSVP for the launch event,please contact media@yaber.com.
In addition to the launch event,attendees are invited to visit Yaber's booth at CES 2025,from January 7–10,at South Hall 1-30808,Las Vegas Convention and World Trade Center (LVCC),to explore the full range of innovative products.
About Yaber
Founded in 2018,Yaber redefined home entertainment by introducing the world's first entertainment projector,pioneering a new category in the industry. Today,its innovative projectors have delivered immersive experiences to users in over 120 countries,making Yaber a trusted name in global home entertainment.
The letter "Y" in Yaber embodies the youthful vigor and innovative spirit of Generation Y. It's not just a symbol,but a unique representation of youth identity and attitude towards life,infusing the brand with rich cultural connotations of youthfulness within simplicity.
Committed to excellence,Yaber has been pushing the boundaries of audiovisual innovation,crafting projectors that inspire richer,more vibrant lifestyles. Its achievements are recognised with prestigious accolades,including the Red Dot,IDEA,VGP,and CES Innovation Awards.
For the latest updates,visit https://www.yaber.com as Yaber continues to redefine excellence in entertainment.
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