TCL is a big name brand that’s not well known in Australia let alone around the world, but when a TV company talks about holographic images we all take notice.
With a growing presence in the USA and Australia TCL is pushing for a growing market share in the TV space with a quality 4K offering already in the market as well as a range of other TV’s CES 2014 is genuinely important for TCL and its product announcements. The holographic display though – put that in the concept category.
If you want to fight with the big boys you need products like the big boys. So, as you would expect – TCL are showcasing a Curved Ultra-High Definition TV. That makes at least four at my last count (Samsung, LG, Hisense, TCL).
Here’s the kicker, TCL have taken some cutting edge technology from zSpace and created a TV system which actually enabled the projection of 3D images outside the screen along with interaction with the holographic display.
The system consists of a screen, pen and 3D Glasses to bring images out of the screen. Here on the show floor TCL is showing off the Hollywood Chinese Theatre on the screen in holographic 3D – We’ll let you know how it looks
And if size matters, TCL are fighting above their weight again. Showcasing a 110inch Ultra HD TV which even features multi-picture sharing so in theory the whole family can watch their favourite shows. I’m not sure how practical that is though!
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