HISENSE TO INTRODUCE 4k SHORT THROW RGB LASER THIS YEAR

[Peter CINERAMAX]

They say 3,200 lumens Ultra short throw.

Curious if it is really 3 rgb laser for 16K.

Some people seemed to like it.

[donaldk]

From what I read it is r+b+phosphor for green, they use the brand TriChroma Laser TV and red and blue laser interchangibly. TCL uses that Chinese laser oem,i keep forgetting the name of. Coretronics demoed r+b ust at ISE two years ago, claim of P3 gamut. Standard gamut being Rec.709. Blue phosphor only is less than 709. Roughky brightness blue only 6K, R+B 5K, Filtered to P3 4K. All manufacturer number, so real world less. So which of theCoretronic customer bought into this? Dell was first, but blue only.

Can't find the US release having its executive talking about R+B, but the general release does speak of three indepent lasers. Of course this can still be blue, red, blue+phosphor.Most likely given Green laser issues/cost. This is not a Christie CP4325.

The Hisense booth proudly displays the 4K Smart TriChroma™ Laser TV (100L7T), the latest addition to the award-winning series that uses the foundational elements of color - red, blue and green. The outcome is a near-infinite array of colors, including Pure White. The TriChroma Laser TV has an X-Fusion Laser Light Engine™ that combines three independent lasers to accurately display a wide array of colors and hues, reaching 96.6% of the rec.2020 color space. A TI DLP® chip enables blazing fast motion speeds with a 32 micro-second refresh rate for 8.3 million pixels, creating an unrivaled viewing experience that must be seen to believe.<\q>

[donaldk]

Found the R+B laser reference. From the release by Hisense USA regarding its CES presence:

The recently released Hisense Dual Color Laser TV (L10E) impressed followers of the ultra-premium TV market with a red and blue laser light source that combine to unlock a Wide Color Gamut with an expanded and more accurate palette. Building on that award-winning pedigree and the evolution of Hisense's exclusive ULED technology, Hisense has announced a collection of televisions that will defy expectations in 2019.

"Laser TV has proven to be the ultimate way to watch TV at home, and that has inspired us to push even harder across our full range of products debuting this year," said David Gold, deputy general manager and vice president of sales at Hisense USA Corporation. "We've reshaped the luxury TV market with Laser TV, and our 2019 products with ULED will reshape every other TV category with stunning picture quality and incredible design that's premium inside and out." <\q>

Different model number though L10E, not the L7T. But I still stick to my initial it is converted green, blue LED via phosphor to green.

[Peter CINERAMAX]

could you find out more about this at ise? Can It be ceiling mount how big a screen etc etc. Light output...

[donaldk]

HiSense is not on the exhibitor list.

I don't see Norxe either. The old PD guys have been claiming to do a brighter version of their LED projector for two years now, but don't think it is actually available. HLD development at Signify must be halted, given the limited uptake of the technology the market power of laser-phosphor. If the Hisense can become fully solid state not requiring color and phosphor wheels that would be the way for laser phosphor. Sofar they used the wheelsas that's how the DLP controls worked, but also to dissipate heat, the filters needed to be cooled.