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In recent days, Hisense Laser TV has announced the launch of a new product scheduled for release on March 15th. This innovative device boasts a foldable screen, accompanied by support for 10 major eye-protecting technologies and AI image enhancement. Identified as the Hisense Laser TV Starlight S1, it has already commenced pre-sales online.
As per the official details provided, the Hisense Laser TV Starlight S1 features a foldable screen design capable of expanding to an impressive 100 inches, all while overcoming the constraints posed by elevator space, making it effortlessly portable. Its rigid frame, integrated with elastic support, allows for a 50% reduction in contour area, while the curved hard screen adopts Fresnel optical film, further reducing the profile area to just 19%. Encased in a body crafted from skin-friendly glass panels, the screen itself boasts a Fresnel passive anti-glare screen, with a thickness of only 2cm.
On the visual front, the Hisense Laser TV Starlight S1 harnesses a pure laser light source, achieving a peak brightness of 380 nits and a contrast ratio of 3500:1. Equipped with MEMC motion compensation, HLG, and HDR10+ image analysis technologies, it boasts a maximum refresh rate of 240Hz. Additionally, it supports AI 3D color enhancement, with a color gamut reaching up to 99% DCI-P3. Combining AI clarity enhancement and adaptive noise reduction technology, it automatically identifies and reduces image noise, while supporting microsecond-level dimming adjustment with DMD, with each dimming adjustment taking just 6 microseconds.
In terms of audio, the Hisense Laser TV Starlight S1 comes with an external independent subwoofer, featuring a 60W high-power speaker and a 13L large sound cavity. Its bass extends down to 35Hz, while also supporting Dolby and DTS HD sound effects.
Furthermore, the Hisense Laser TV Starlight S1 is equipped with the MT9639 chip, offering a memory space of 3+128GB, along with two HDMI2.1 and USB2.0 ports. Featuring a built-in smart system, it supports various online video platforms, IMAX ENHANCED, including the 4K MAX movie library and IMAX special zone. It allows for WiFi-6 connectivity, NFC touch projection, as well as smart home integration, AI fitness, cloud gaming, large-screen karaoke, multi-person calls, and dual Bluetooth headphone connectivity.
Balancing top-tier visual performance, portability, and eye protection features, Hisense's Laser TV aims to carve a niche in the market for high-end large-screen display devices, albeit typically at a higher price point.
As per the official details provided, the Hisense Laser TV Starlight S1 features a foldable screen design capable of expanding to an impressive 100 inches, all while overcoming the constraints posed by elevator space, making it effortlessly portable. Its rigid frame, integrated with elastic support, allows for a 50% reduction in contour area, while the curved hard screen adopts Fresnel optical film, further reducing the profile area to just 19%. Encased in a body crafted from skin-friendly glass panels, the screen itself boasts a Fresnel passive anti-glare screen, with a thickness of only 2cm.
On the visual front, the Hisense Laser TV Starlight S1 harnesses a pure laser light source, achieving a peak brightness of 380 nits and a contrast ratio of 3500:1. Equipped with MEMC motion compensation, HLG, and HDR10+ image analysis technologies, it boasts a maximum refresh rate of 240Hz. Additionally, it supports AI 3D color enhancement, with a color gamut reaching up to 99% DCI-P3. Combining AI clarity enhancement and adaptive noise reduction technology, it automatically identifies and reduces image noise, while supporting microsecond-level dimming adjustment with DMD, with each dimming adjustment taking just 6 microseconds.
In terms of audio, the Hisense Laser TV Starlight S1 comes with an external independent subwoofer, featuring a 60W high-power speaker and a 13L large sound cavity. Its bass extends down to 35Hz, while also supporting Dolby and DTS HD sound effects.
Furthermore, the Hisense Laser TV Starlight S1 is equipped with the MT9639 chip, offering a memory space of 3+128GB, along with two HDMI2.1 and USB2.0 ports. Featuring a built-in smart system, it supports various online video platforms, IMAX ENHANCED, including the 4K MAX movie library and IMAX special zone. It allows for WiFi-6 connectivity, NFC touch projection, as well as smart home integration, AI fitness, cloud gaming, large-screen karaoke, multi-person calls, and dual Bluetooth headphone connectivity.
Balancing top-tier visual performance, portability, and eye protection features, Hisense's Laser TV aims to carve a niche in the market for high-end large-screen display devices, albeit typically at a higher price point.
