HISENSE SHOWS THE FIRST ULED XD TV AND TWO LASER TVs

Hisense has presented the U9E series, 8K and 4K televisions with ULED XD technology at the IFA. Also two new models of its well-known Laser TV.

Hisense presents the first ULED XD TV and two laser TVs

The news of the IFA does not cease and manufacturers continue to present news at the fair that is being held in Berlin. Hisense has shown us his new projects in terms of imaging devices. Specifically, it has brought to the fair its new ULED XD television, both 8K and 4K, and two new Laser TVs, capable of displaying a large screen in very little space. All this together with the new VIDAA U4 operating system, which incorporates almost all video platforms and a new interface specially designed to make life easier for the user. We are going to know 32 inch led tv price in Bangladesh.

8K RESOLUTION REACHES HISENSE'S ULED RANGE

One of the great novelties of Hisense is its new TV with 8K resolution, although we still do not have too many details about it. This model with more than 33 million pixels uses Quantum Dot Color Gamut technology to obtain colours that are more vivid and closer to reality. Also, it has the Prime Array Backlight backlight system, which promises magnificent lighting control.

The new Hisense 85U9E also comes equipped with an 8K Super Resolution Upscaler. This technology scales any type of content so that it is displayed correctly on the 85-inch 8K panel that this model equips. We also know that the 85U9E incorporates a surround sound system with no less than 110W of power.

Hisense's first ULED XD TV rear U9E

With the same model name, but in smaller diagonals, we have the new Hisense U9E with ULED XD technology. The Chinese manufacturer has given a twist to its ULED technology and created television that introduces a second monochrome panel behind the 4K colour LCD panel.

The monochrome LCD layer blocks light from pixels that should be dark before they reach the colour layer that produces the entire image. It acts effectively as a light filter per pixel that controls brightness much more precisely than the zone-based backlight dimming of most LCD televisions.

To better control this double panel, Hisense has adapted its control algorithm and used five chips that coordinate the backlight system, the flight control system and the imaging system. The ULED XD's static contrast ratio has increased from 10,000 to over 100,000.

Hisense's first U9E ULED XD TV front

The new Hisense U9E ULED XD TV offers, according to the manufacturer, a truly amazing image quality, clear and deep. Dual Cell technology allows each scene to be reproduced on both panels to increase the precision and depth of detail. It has over 1 million dimming zones, so it offers full control over projected images. We will have to wait to see live if it fulfils everything it promises.

HISENSE LASER TV

Along with the two new televisions, Hisense has presented at IFA two laser projection systems which it calls Laser TV. They call it that because Hisense doesn't sell them "only" as projectors. Hisense's Laser TV systems come with an ultra-short throw laser projector, an optimized display, and even a specially designed sound system.

Launch 100L5 Sonic Screen Laser TV

Well, at IFA we have been able to meet two new models of Laser TV. One of them is the 100L5 Sonic Screen Laser TV, capable of emitting sound directly from the screen. The diaphragm of your Distributed-Mode Loudspeaker (DML) ensures a constant output level and undistorted response time in all directions.

Additionally, this system incorporates X-Fusion laser technology to deliver sharper images. It has a useful life, according to the manufacturer, of more than 25,000 hours.

The other model presented is the TrichromaTM Laser TV, which will be available in 75 and 100 inches. This system uses a motor, three laser light sources, and the Texas Instruments DLP chip to create a true cinematic experience. It is one of the first systems to achieve almost 100% of the BT.2020 standard.

TrichromaTM Laser TV launch

All the equipment presented arrives with the new VIDAA U4 operating system. The latest version of the Hisense operating system improves the interface, adds content from multiple video platforms, and focuses on integrating all kinds of digital services.

At the moment the Chinese manufacturer has not provided the release dates and LED TV price in Bangladesh of the new devices. We will have to wait to see them for sale in Bangladesh.