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For the presentation of the ULED XD TV with a second 1080P LCD panel to modulate the light befor it hits the actual 4K RGB LCD panel that provides the image. Please start the video at 24 minutes, as the forum software doesn't support the use of the 't=' option for autostart at the rigt time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5oYfL1oLxc
By adding a light modulator, one should be able to obtain an one million to one on-off contrast, sofar reserved to very high-end monitors by the likes of Canon and Flanders Scientific. That cost 40-50K for a mere 31inches diagonal. This basically creates a two million zone backlight. So it is not clear why HiSense is still adding the 5000 zone backlight unit, it first introduced at the Moscow World Cup this summer, to the ULED XD TV. with little side-effects, such as haloing an lightbleeding between dark and bright. The XD dual LCD panel TV is to see distribution limited to HiSense homemarket, China.
HiSense continues to market its LASERTV packages, with an ultra short throw laser-phosphor, projector with screen and Harmon Kardon sound bar. The Projector will now feature both Blue and Red lasers and a phosphor wheel for the green color.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5oYfL1oLxc
By adding a light modulator, one should be able to obtain an one million to one on-off contrast, sofar reserved to very high-end monitors by the likes of Canon and Flanders Scientific. That cost 40-50K for a mere 31inches diagonal. This basically creates a two million zone backlight. So it is not clear why HiSense is still adding the 5000 zone backlight unit, it first introduced at the Moscow World Cup this summer, to the ULED XD TV. with little side-effects, such as haloing an lightbleeding between dark and bright. The XD dual LCD panel TV is to see distribution limited to HiSense homemarket, China.
HiSense continues to market its LASERTV packages, with an ultra short throw laser-phosphor, projector with screen and Harmon Kardon sound bar. The Projector will now feature both Blue and Red lasers and a phosphor wheel for the green color.