SID is an internationally renowned display exhibition, and at this exhibition, TCL also brought quite a lot of display products with excellent performance. Among them, the more concerned is the 4K and 1000Hz refresh rate display, and this is also the world's first display with 4K and 1000Hz refresh rate. In addition, TCL also showcased terminal products including 8K MiniLED, flexible face authentication screens, and 8K notebook displays.
This time, the most concerned is naturally TCL's 4K and 1000Hz display, this display is built with TCL's independent protocol, the maximum transmission speed can reach 6Gbps, in addition to considering the problem of signal attenuation caused by ultra-high-speed transmission, TCL has specially developed an innovative adaptive equalizer to compensate for signal attenuation. The official also said that with the help of the 1000Hz ultra-high refresh rate, the game scene can be more magnificent and fantastic, and let e-sports players get a head start and get a better user experience. It's just that there is basically no graphics card that can reach 1000 frames per second in a game, let alone 4K resolution, so this monitor is currently a show off by TCL, and it is still a long time before it is actually commercialized.
At the same time, with the advancement of technology, folding mobile phones are becoming more and more popular with consumers, and the sales of folding mobile phones are also rising, so TCL, as a display supplier, also hopes to be able to make efforts on folding screens. This time, TCL also showed the world's first 7.85-inch three-fold flexible folding screen, not only the screen ratio is not much different from the current mainstream mobile phones, but it can also be folded "G-shaped" and "Z-shaped", so as to meet the needs of different scenes, and the screen thickness is only 17mm, extremely narrow bezel design, it will not look too inconsistent.
In addition, TCL also showcased the world's first 16-inch 8K resolution notebook display, with a maximum brightness of 800 nits, 100% sRGB color gamut, and the industry's highest pixel density of 550PPI for LCD screens. Of course, most of these display terminals are still used by manufacturers to show off their skills, and it will take a long time for them to be commercialized.