TCL broke down the big screen at CES 2024. The company introduced, among other things, a 115-inch QD mini LED TV. A look at the third generation of Nxtpaper technology was also given.
CES was held in Las Vegas from January 9-12. As part of the technology trade fair, TCL also showed what the Chinese manufacturer is currently offering. The products displayed included a 115-inch QD mini LED TV, which is the first device of its kind in this size, according to the manufacturer. The TV has over 20,000 local dimming zones and has a maximum brightness of 5,000 nits.
Nxtpaper 3.0 is the new generation of TCL display technology. (Source: zvg)
Aside from the TVs, TCL also introduced the new version of its in-house display technology Nxtpaper. The third generation screen technology, designed to look like paper when writing, reflects natural light as if users were reading a book, according to the manufacturer. This is made possible by “circularly polarized light” technology.
Enhanced Nxtpaper technology also automatically adjusts color temperature based on ambient light and provides a higher refresh rate. This technology was integrated into the 50 Series smartphones, which were also showcased at CES. You can read more about the devices here.
You can find the strangest gadgets, award-winning devices and other highlights from CES 2024 in the online binder.
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