Micro LED has long been sold as a rival, or even replacement for OLED, and at CES we saw signs it may happen sooner than ...

This future display tech uses ultraviolet LEDs to excite a series of quantum dots. Here's why this could be the next big ...

Today at CES 2025, Hisense announced its first Micro LED display TV, the 136MX. The company claims its new flagship TV was developed in response to the consumer demand for larger, more ...

Hisense has launched a new 136MX MicroLED TV, claiming it is the first consumer-ready implementation of the next-generation screen technology, at CES 2025. The Chinese tech giant unveiled the TV at ...

Does anyone need a screen that bright on their wrist? That was my thought when I saw Samsung Display's micro LED smartwatch concept at CES 2025. I wasn't allowed to touch or interact with the ...

The company unveiled a new MicroLED screen designed for smartwatches that can reach crazy peak brightness. For perspective, as of now, no commercially available smartwatches use MicroLED displays.

However, hidden inside the classic-looking glasses is a fair amount of technology, including an unusual Digi Window microdisplay. Integrated displays are nothing new in the realm of augmented ...

Hisense has unveiled its first consumer-ready microLED TV at CES in Las Vegas. The TV features a massive 136-inch display with a peak brightness of 10,000 nits. At the trade show, Hisense also ...

Hisense has announced its first MicroLED TV and it's pulling no punches when it comes to screen size. The Hisense 136MX is a mammoth 136-inch set with a brightness of up to 10,000 nits.

How do the LCD cells line up with the RGB clusters? The LEDs aren’t pixel level like a MicroLED, so if one pixel needs to be yellow and the one next to it needs to be orange, how are the colors ...

The new Hisense 136MX could bring the cost of MicroLED TV down, but we still expect it to be expensive. No release date set. The Hisense 136MX uses a high-density array of over 24.88 million ...

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