TCL is the latest tech giant to take aim at the top OLED TVs with its latest mini-LED TV technology, boasting brightness levels higher than ever before. The new C84 Series, available in sizes of 55 to 85 inches, features QLED color technology as well as its AiPQ 3.0 algorithms and Dolby Vision IQ and Dolby Atmos support. Its peak brightness is 2,000 nits with more local dimming zones at work to improve contrast. For gamers, TCL has introduced its new C74 Series, which has up to 1,000 nits of brightness, 144Hz support, and a 240Hz refresh rate when lowering the resolution on 55-inch and larger models. There’s also the C64 Series, which can hit 120Hz gaming at 55 inches and up, and TCL’s new 2023 S64 Dolby Audio Soundbar.
More than ever, TCL has committed to greater environmental responsibility with a pledge to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 18%, water consumption by 27%, power consumption by 13%, natural gas consumption by 70%, and EPS consumption by 10%, as well as achieving 229.53 million tons of water-saved and 81,865 tons of recycled waste over the past year. Prices of the new models range from as low as £329 to £3,599.
TCL is a huge global brand with its core business being inconsumer electronics. Founded in China in 1981,it has since become one of the world’s largest consumer electronics companies and a major player in the global TV market, selling a variety of products from tablet computers and video game consoles to LCD and OLED TVs. Last year, their TCL 6-Series Roku TV proven to be one of the best TVs in the US with its mini-LED technology, providing users with a lower price platform than other comparable models from other brands.
Hu Yang is TCL’s Chief Technology Officer. He is responsible for the brand’s R&D and managing branding, product marketing, and P&L activities for consumer products. As a seasoned executive, he has spearheaded the development of several products, including the C84 Series TVs and the 2023 S64 Dolby Audio Soundbar. As of 2021, Hu Yang is helping TCL create products with the highest standards, promising to push its technology further so users can enjoy higher quality visuals and improved experiences.
