Why Television Screens Will Be A Thing Of The Past

XGIMI is the top engineer of projectors in China. Now the company is gearing up to take on the U.S. market. Clay Wang, VP of Global Sales at XGIMI, explains why the company believes screenless televisions are the way of the future. Wang says it's all about portability. Using a projector gives you more options than a physical television. 5G technology is at the heart of XGIMI's products. Wang gives viewers a look ahead at how 5G will change the future of viewing around the world.

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