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Hisense Revives Laser TV

by Tom Allen

Since first showing its ‘Vidaa’ laser TV prototype at CES 2015, Hisense has been demonstrating the product at every trade show it has attended, including IFA and CES 2016 (when it was called the …

Tags:France| Hisense| Large Display Monitor| Laser TVs| Vol 23 - Issue 27

German Firms Move to OLED

by Tom Allen

Premium TV company Loewe, now closely allied with China’s Hisense, has produced its first OLED set: the Bild 7 (due to its 7mm thickness). It is part of a new range called VantaVision. When …

Tags:Germany| Hisense| Large Display Monitor| OLED TVs| Vol 23 - Issue 27

Globomatik Signs With Hisense

by Tom Allen

Globomatik will distribute Hisense TVs to its 4,000 dealers in Spain.

LDM Product Roundup – Vol 23 No 21

by Tom Allen

The 6000 series of TVs that Philips will launch this year (Ambilux Coming to Philips This Year) will use the Google Cast protocol. 43″, 49″, 55″ and 65″ sizes will be available. Unusually, the …

Hisense Says 4K Laser TV Coming Soon

by Chris Chinnock

In the presentation given by Hisense at Display Summit China, it became clear that the company is very serious about the potential for the laser TV category and they are investing heavily to develop …

LDM Product Roundup – Vol 23 No 20

by Tom Allen

Image: MekoMost of the H-series TVs from Hisense, which were introduced at CES 2016 (Hisense Begins Sharp Licensing), are now available in the USA. The H8 ($600 50H8C $700 and 55H8C), H5 ($200 – …

Hisense to Set New European Record

by Tom Allen

Hisense, sponsor of the FC Schalke 04 football team in Germany, is continuing to upgrade the stadium (Hisense Follows Through With Schalke Partnership). A new LED video cube will be installed above the pitch …

Tags:Germany| Hisense| Large Display Monitor| Small Pixel Pitch LED SPP| Vol 23 - Issue 17

Hisense Lowers Cost of Huge TV

by Tom Allen

A 75″ TV has been launched in the UK by Hisense, for the cost of a comparable 55″ model. The 75M7900 is an UltraHD model with resolution upscaling and HDR support. It is not, …

QD Vision and Hisense Announce Joint Initiative to Make TVs and Displays More Energy Efficient

by Isaac Oburu

Today, QD Vision, one of the world’s largest quantum dot companies, has joined with Hisense, China’s largest home appliances producer, to announce an initiative to reduce energy consumption in displays. The collaboration is intended …

Tags:Hisense| QD Vision| Quantum Dots

LDM Product Roundup – Vol 23 No 14

by Tom Allen

Hisense has revealed two new UltraHD TVs for the German market, just before the European Championship football tournament. Both the 65″ M5500 and 433″ M3000 support DVB-T2 and HEVC decoding. They use Hisense’s Vidaa …

Hisense Pushes QDs for Energy Saving

by Tom Allen

QD Vision and Hisense are working together and have announced an initiative to lower display energy consumption. This appears to simply be a new method of promoting the power-savings of QD Vision’s quantum dots. …

Value Electronics Looks for King of UHD

by Tom Allen

LG’s OLED TV won the shootout in 2015Value Electronics in the USA will host its annual TV shootout event at CE Week in New York City. The shootout (now in its 13th year) will …