Gradually, OLED panels begin to conquer the market. More and more manufacturers are betting more on this technology to equip their televisions, or at least those with the best features. trying to compete in an increasingly difficult market.
TCL is one of the few brands that doesn’t have a range of Smart TVs with this type of panel, but the company is already working to make this possible and has therefore offered an OLED rotating display and a folding OLED. TV is also 8K.
Rollable and foldable
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TCL is working on developing new television models and its latest proposal, although it is still a prototype, is already teaches us how the future is being drawn for the company.
Thus, and as can be seen from these lines, the company presents a prototype of an OLED type folding panel. in this situation 14-inch rotatable 4K OLED panel this is shown on a laptop, but the company assures that there is another ready-made 31-inch one that is the same. Conceptually, it is a system similar to the one LG has with its roll-up television OLED R, which is now available for purchase.
And if we said earlier that OLED panels are becoming more and more popular, we cannot say the same for 8K technology. The same doesn’t happen with 8K, just as 4K resolution is forcing its way in and 1080p televisions are more or less quickly brushing aside. Among other reasons, there is no content to take advantage of it. All this being said manufacturers have 8K in mind and this is demonstrated by TCL.
Because TCL showed A television with a foldable 8K OLED panel. The company’s prototype is a 65-inch OLED TV with inkjet printing technology that can be folded into a desk and become a part of it, unveiled at SID Display Week 2023 in Los Angeles.
Claims to be TCL “The world’s first 65-inch 8K inkjet printing flexible OLED display”. A panel that uses and allows a radius of curvature of less than R25 mm, low reflection (2%) and also using IGZO TFT back panel technology 120 Hz screen refresh rate.
TCL and its company CSoT (which was responsible for the panel production) acquired JOLED as partners. offered cheaper OLED panels using a printing technique similar to inkjet printers (keeping distances). But the bankruptcy of the latter left CSoT’s future plans in the air.
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