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Digital Trends
2 days ago
- Digital Trends
Hisense's mega 116-inch RGB Mini-LED TV has a mammoth price tag
What's happened? There's a new mega-TV on the block in the form of the 116-inch Hisense UX RGB Mini-LED TV. It's the future of TV technology, and a potential 'OLED killer'. And while it's not quite on sale just yet, we now know how much it will set you back. This is important because: Hisense is the first in the world to mass produce a RGB Mini-LED TV, setting a new benchmark for the screen technology. The image quality of the Hisense UX should be brilliantly bright, colorful and bold. Instead of using only white LEDs and a color filter as a light source, RGB Mini-LED TVs use red, green and blue Mini-LEDs to produce more accurate color and contrast. The set boasts a peak brightness of 8,000 nits, and Hisense says it offers 'industry-leading color coverage of up to 95% BT.2020'. The 116UX runs Google TV, giving you easy access to streaming apps such as Netflix, Prime Video and YouTube. Recommended Videos Why should I care? RBG Mini-LED TVs are the next big thing in the world of televisions, with the potential to topple OLED as the go-to screen type for the best TVs of the future. Sony gave us a sneak peek at its RGB Mini-LED TV prototype earlier this year, which led to us declaring 'if there was ever going to be an OLED killer — at least in the premium TV space — this is it. It's a game-changer.' Now we're past the prototype phase, with Hisense primed to deliver the first RGB Mini-LED set to consumers around the world very soon, with availability in the US. Ok, what's next? It's probably time to start saving. New technology rarely comes cheap, and the Hisense UX is no exception with Best Buy currently listing the set at a staggering $29,999. It's not in stock just yet, but we expect it to be available in next couple of months. Looking further ahead, the introduction of the Hisense UX signals the start of a new wave of TVs. As the likes of LG, Samsung and Sony launch rival products, we'll see a reduction in screen size and price as the technology is refined and manufacturing made more efficient, allowing for a reduction in costs across the board.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Business
- Time of India
Thomson-branded new mini LED TVs first ones to come with dual built-in subwoofers in India: Price, specs and more
Domestic manufacturer SPPL has expanded the French consumer electronics brand in India with the launch of a Mini LED TV series. Available in 65-inch and 75-inch models, these new TVs are designed to offer users an improved viewing, gaming, and listening experience. The new Mini LED TVs come with a metallic design and eye-friendly features like Smart Eye Shield and low blue light. They offer 4K resolution, support and deliver 1500 nits peak brightness. The IPS LCD panels feature a quantum dot layer, Mini LED backlight, and 120Hz refresh rate. They include a 108W audio system with Dolby Atmos and Digital Plus, and run on Google TV with a MediaTek AiPQ chip. Here are all the details Thomson mini-LED TV series: Price and availability in India Thomson's latest mini-LED TV series models will be available in two sizes -- 65-inch and 75-inch. These new TVs are already available exclusively on Flipkart and are priced at Rs 61,999 and Rs 95,999 respectively. Thomson mini-LED TV series: Key highlights Here are all the key specs and features of the new Thomson-branded mini-LED TVs: Category Features Design and display - Mini QD Display with Local Dimming for enhanced contrast and deeper blacks - Supports Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG - 1500 nits peak brightness - 100,000:1 contrast ratio - 1.1 billion colour range - Bezel-less design with a metallic stand Audio - 6 speakers with top-firing subwoofers - Dolby Atmos and Dolby Digital Plus support - Custom modes for movies, music, sports, and more Smart Features - Runs on Google TV (v4.0) with voice search and content suggestions - Dedicated buttons for Netflix, Prime Video, YouTube, and others - Compatible with over 10,000 apps, including JioCinema, Zee5, SonyLIV, Apple TV - Built-in Chromecast and Apple AirPlay Gaming Support - 120Hz MEMC, Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) - Dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.0 - 3 HDMI ports (ARC and CEC), 2 USB ports - Works with gamepads, headphones, keyboards Performance & Hardware - Powered by MediaTek processor with Mali-G52 GPU - 2GB RAM and 16GB storage - DVB support included - Designed for smooth multitasking and app use AI Masterclass for Students. Upskill Young Ones Today!– Join Now
Tom's Guide
4 days ago
- Tom's Guide
4K at 240Hz is 'no longer a future concept' — Lenovo exec says the future of gaming monitors is already shifting
With new GPUs, gaming monitors always take an evolutionary step forward — that much was obvious with the launch of Nvidia's RTX 50-series cards and the adoption of 4K 240Hz panels. But what if I told you that gaming panels are evolving even further beyond this? I spoke to George Toh, Vice President and GM of the Visuals Business at Lenovo, and while some of these future trends are clear to see (OLED gaming monitors, for example), some surprised me. A simple one being that gamers are done tweaking settings, and that displays should adapt to them with AI. Now, as a D1 settings tweaker myself, I felt a little personally attacked (sarcasm), but in all seriousness, this makes a world of sense — having a monitor that learns to adapt to you, and not just be the screen you have to work around to get just right. And then there's the question of catering to more ways that people play. Gaming handhelds like the Lenovo Legion Go S have exploded in popularity, and as gaming laptops go from strength to strength, the need for versatile portable gaming panels is going to grow stronger looking ahead. So, what does the future of gaming monitors look like? Well, this is what Lenovo thinks. Gamers today demand more than just speed or colors or brightness—they want immersion, precision and a visual experience that keeps pace with the speed of today's titles. As we look at the next generation of gaming monitors, both OLED and Mini LED will play critical roles in the evolution of gaming monitors. OLED continues to impress with its incredible contrast ratios, depth of color and fast response times, making it ideal for immersive single-player experiences and content consumption. Get instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips. Mini LED, on the other hand, offers high peak brightness and excellent HDR performance while mitigating some of the burn-in concerns associated with OLED, which is valuable for long hours of competitive play. One could make a case for either OLED or Mini LED, but based on industry shipments, we are currently seeing a preference for OLED gaming monitors. I believe we'll also see hybrid innovations — displays that integrate the strengths of multiple technologies — along with advances in panel control and pixel-level tuning. Whatever the technology is, the end goal is very simple: giving gamers more choice and more control over how they experience their games. Absolutely. As devices like the Legion Go 2 redefine what's possible in portable gaming, there's a growing demand for monitors that can match that flexibility without compromising performance. We're already seeing increased interest in lightweight, USB-C-powered displays that deliver high refresh rates and vibrant visuals — and this is just the beginning. I see hybrid and portable gaming monitors becoming a much more mainstream category, especially for gamers who want a secondary screen for on-the-go setups, LAN parties, or even creative work. We are constantly exploring ways to bring new experiences to life, and portable or hybrid gaming monitors will perfectly complement our broader Legion ecosystem. Balancing refresh rate and resolution is one of the biggest technical challenges and opportunities in the gaming display space right now. Gamers want the best of both worlds: incredibly sharp visuals and smooth gameplay, but factors such as economics often play a role. We're investing heavily in panels that can deliver both, as well as in technologies like VRR (variable refresh rate) and advanced overdrive tuning to ensure the experience lives up to the spec. We've also taken a holistic approach — pairing high-performance displays with GPU and thermal innovations across our Legion devices to make sure the full system can support high frame rates at high resolutions. 4K at 240Hz was novel before, but is no longer a future concept; it's something we're actively testing and optimizing for real-world gaming use cases. AI and software optimization are rapidly becoming foundational to the future of gaming displays. From dynamic backlight control to real-time upscaling and latency reduction, we're seeing smarter systems that adapt to the user, the content and even ambient lighting conditions. I'm particularly excited about how AI can personalize the visual experience — whether it's through auto-calibration, scene-based color tuning or adaptive refresh management. These aren't just enhancements — they're tools that let gamers focus more on their performance and immersion, and less on manual settings. We're already integrating AI capabilities into our Legion products, and you can expect to see even more intelligent display features in our upcoming lineup. Follow Tom's Guide on Google News to get our up-to-date news, how-tos, and reviews in your feeds. Make sure to click the Follow button.
Digital Trends
6 days ago
- Business
- Digital Trends
This 50-inch TCL QD-Mini LED 4K TV is $350 off — buy it for below half-price
Best Buy is a fantastic source of TV deals, and we've found an offer that's going to be hard to refuse. The 50-inch TCL QM5K QD-Mini LED 4K TV, which is originally priced at $650, is on sale for a very affordable $300. We're not sure how long this bargain will stay online though, so if you want to get this TV at less than half-price, you're going to have to push forward with your purchase as soon you can. If you hesitate, you may miss out on the savings of $350! Why you should buy the 50-inch TCL QM5K QD-Mini LED 4K TV TCL is one of the best TV brands in the market, and TCL's QD-Mini LED technology enables amazing picture quality with 300 precisely controlled local dimming zones in the 50-inch TCL QM5K QD-Mini LED 4K TV. The TCL Halo Control System eliminates the halo effect, where bright parts of the screen bleed into the darker areas, while 4K Ultra HD resolution and HDR support create lifelike images that will let you appreciate your favorite shows and movies even more. The TV isn't focused on just the video though — with an Onkyo 2.1 speaker system with subwoofer, you'll experience awesome stereo sound and intense bass. The 50-inch TCL QM5K QD-Mini LED 4K TV is also a smart TV, powered by Google TV. The platform not only provides access to all of the popular streaming services, but also lets you use voice commands with your preference between Google Assistant, Amazon's Alexa, and Apple HomeKit. The TV also works with Google Chromecast and Apple AirPlay 2, allowing you to stream content from your mobile devices to its 50-inch display. You can never go wrong with TCL TV deals if you're thinking about buying a new screen, though some offers are more attractive than others. This one from Best Buy is very tempting — a $350 discount for the 50-inch TCL QM5K QD-Mini LED 4K TV, which brings it down from $650 to only $300. We expect this bargain to draw a lot of attention, so you need to act fast before it gets taken down. Add the 50-inch TCL QM5K QD-Mini LED 4K TV to your cart and finish the checkout process immediately to be able to secure yours at less than half-price.
CNET
7 days ago
- CNET
With Over $900 Off, This 85-Inch Hisense Mini-LED TV Has Never Been Cheaper
Buying a new TV can be a costly experience, especially when you begin to ratchet up the display size. Start to get to the 85-inch mark, like this Hisense U6 Series model, and the figures can really get eyewatering. But every so often, a deal comes around that changes the game, and right now, you can pick this TV up for just $1,098. You don't even need to jump through any of the usual hoops to get this deal, either. That means that there are no on-screen coupons or discount codes needed. But you do need to be wary of the big red "limited time deal" badge on the product page -- we can't promise that this deal will stick around for long. In terms of specs, the first one you'll notice is, of course, that huge 85-inch display. It uses Mini-LED technology and sports a massive 1,000-nit peak brightness. It also offers support for HDR10 Plus, Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos, so all those good buzzwords are covered. Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money. If you're a gamer, you'll be particularly pleased to know that this monitor supports a 144Hz refresh rate that's also variable, so it'll match the rate to your game's frame rate for a stutter-free experience. Because this TV is powered by Amazon's Fire TV software, you'll find all of your favorite steaming apps and services built right in. You'll still need to pay for your subscription, but you won't need to run the apps on a streaming stick or other device, at least. Why this deal matters You haven't lived until you've played your favorite game or enjoyed your most-loved movie on a big-screen TV, and they simply don't come much bigger than this Hisense 85-incher. Sure, it isn't a cheap TV, but it's much cheaper than usual. We just can't promise that it'll stay that way for long.
