Until now, innovation at Hisense was mainly driven by the Laser TV range, particularly with the democratization of TriChroma (triple laser) technology. In 2023, the Asian manufacturer has decided to once again enter the TV market with a range aimed significantly higher. The announcements from the IFA show in Berlin which took place at the beginning of last September, with for example the Hisense 100U7KQ (100'', 254 cm), the largest Mini LED TV marketed, point in this direction.
TV Hisense 65U8KQ, technological showcase of the group
More generally, Hisense, which until now was present on all display technologies, has decided to abandon Oled technology and focus on the Mini LED process. The latter, capable of effectively competing with the self-emissive technology of organic diodes, can easily be available in very large diagonals at prices, certainly expensive, but still reasonable. As proof, the Hisense U8KQ series which illustrates the brand's ambitions in the field.
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