Hisense launches its new Hisense 100 LX: The worlds first 8K Laser TV

Hisense is widely regarded as one of the most coveted consumer electronics manufacturer brands. The company previously unveiled the stunning 85-inch ULED X OLED TV, which featured exceptional features such as a 144Hz high refresh rate, 2500 nits of peak brightness, and much more. The Hisense 100LX, the brand’s latest offering, has now raised the bar. This 8K Laser TV has outstanding specifications and is currently the industry leader.

With an 8K pixel resolution, the recently released Hisense 100LX is a remarkable product. It is made to be easy on the eyes, with no harmful blue light or strobe, and supports up to 1.07 billion colours across the screen for smooth transitions.

This TV uses an ultra-short-focus system architecture design lens with a variable field of view, ultra-high-resolution video signal decoding, and DMD drive technology to produce an astounding 33 million individual pixels, which represents a breakthrough in 8K display technology.

Sound quality is an important aspect of any television, and the Hisense 100LX does not disappoint in this department.

It has four independent speakers that support Dolby Atmos and DTS true surround sound, providing an immersive audio experience. The speakers provide a true surround sound experience thanks to the integration of DTS and Dolby Sound technology. According to the brand, this TV provides the most immersive audio and video viewing experience.

Furthermore, the Hisense 100LX incorporates the company’s proprietary LPU digital laser engine technology, which maximises the use of full-color technology across all pixels. This technology has a remarkable computing level of more than 100 billion times per second, resulting in increased light efficiency, improved technical support for larger sizes, and more immersive picture quality. This technology improves the product’s image quality and provides a more immersive viewing experience.

Additionally, the Hisense 100LX has extra features like WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.1 support, 4GB of RAM, and 128GB of onboard storage. The manufacturer further claims that when compared to other 8K TVs on the market, the LPU laser engine technology optimises pixel resolution while using less power. By adding this feature, the product becomes more energy efficient and more environmentally friendly for users.

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