Today, TVs are real multimedia devices. Of course, we still use them to watch various programs on which films, series and sports events are broadcast, and in addition, video games and various applications are also "running" in many living rooms. Almost every TV on the market has some level of intelligence. Similar to phones, they also offer platforms with applications that further enrich the viewing experience.
This time, however, more demanding users have come to the rescue at TLC. TLC has brought its latest family of T7L TVs to the Chinese market. These TVs use milliLED diodes for backlighting, which you already know from classic mini LED TVs. However, in this case, the number of LEDs is incomparably greater, which allows for a higher level of brightness and, above all, a deeper black color that can approach the famous OLED black. The overall image contrast, which has so far been the Achilles' heel of LED TVs, is also improved. Therefore, the experience of watching and playing console games with TLC's newcomers will certainly be a real pleasure. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
TLC has offered two models of the T7L family of TVs to the Chinese market: 55-inch and 85-inch. The resolution of the new TVs is 4K Ultra HD (3,840 x 2,160 pixels), which is unimaginable for ordinary mortals. In addition, the TLC T7L TVs have a contrast ratio of 7,000 to one and a refresh rate of up to 288 hertz (only in gaming mode, Game Boost, where the resolution is no longer 4K). In normal mode, this is 144 hertz. There is also a Wi-Fi 6 wireless connection and HDMI 2.1 eARC, HDMI 2.1, USB 3.0 and USB 2.0 ports. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
As mentioned, the TCL T7L QD-Mini LED TV is available for purchase on the Chinese market. They are not too expensive. The entry-level version with a 55-inch diagonal is valued at 436.76 euros, while the larger 85-inch TV is valued at 874.24 euros. There is currently no information on when the novelty will be available in Europe. <\/p>\n