Last year Razer showed off Project Ava as a digital assistant that lived inside your computer to help adjust settings or provide gaming tips. But now at CES 2026, the company's AI companion platform has gotten a major glow-up while moving into some new digs.Now, in lieu of being constrained entirely to your PC's screen, Razer has given Project Ava a real home in the form of a small tube that can display a 5.5-inch animated hologram of the AI's avatar. You'll still need to connect it to your computer via USB-C to provide Ava with the power and data it needs. However, all of your companion's other components are built into its abode, including dual far-field mics so you can talk to it, a down-firing full-range speaker so it can talk and an HD camera with an ambient light sensor so the AI can see and react to its surroundings.