We saw the first images of an 116 ”TV illuminated by RGB Miniled: the launch of Hisense

Written by Jason Miller

We saw the first images of an 116 ”TV illuminated by RGB Miniled: the launch of Hisense

The screen measures 116 inches. It is part of the UX series of Hisense. Was presented at the IFA of Berlin and opens a New sector for the television market. The last TV presented by Hisense is based on a technology called RGB MINITED. In practice. If on televisions in Miniled, the lighting is guaranteed by a LED carpet with white or blue lighthere the LED emit a light based on RGB model: with sources of red, green and blue light.

The interesting part concerns the color definition. Having a light source already organized in segments helps the images we see on the screen to be more definedwith colors closer to those indicated by signal which is then unpacked and codified to recreate films, games and TV series.

Also because the Hisense model comes to brightness peaks of 8,000 Nit. In short, it can be seen well even when it is illuminated directly by the light.

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The new RGB LED market

Miniled RGB technology is a tool they are adopting different companies. Had already been revealed to CES of Las Vegasthe fair dedicated to the most important technology in the world. The idea at the base is that of Change the lighting behind the screen With a standard that is even more detailed than the top of the range in the sector.

Even if the concept is similar, the technologies are not the same. Samsung has always presented a 115 -inch TV based on the technology he called Micro rgb. Sony has always shown its screens with technology to IFA RGB Mini LED. Although here we are still in front of a prototype. In any case, we always talk about Ultra-premium-end devices. We will see the prices.

The characteristics of the Hisense model

Manage the image which is reproduced through all RGB LEDs is complex. In addition to a dedicated chipset called H7Hisense also focused on a processor that uses artificial intelligence for image management: theHi-View to the Engine X. This component optimizes images and audio while the image is spread in real time.

One of the risks of televisions based on LED technologies It is to lose the depth of the blacks and the contrast between the colors on the screen. Here Hisense worked on the LED carpet creating Thousands of local dimming areas: aea managed independently that make the shades and the contours of the image.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.