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TCL H9700 Quantum Dot 4K TV


TCL’s new H9700 TV was the highlight of their press conference.


It utilizes what they call ‘Quantum dot’ technology. Which provides 110% of the NTSC color gamut, giving it possibly the best colors on the market.  They say that the pixels are 2 to 10 nanometers big, making them actually impossible to see with the human eye.


 

Quantum Dot TV: Quantum Dots (QD) TVs use light-­‐emitting nanoparticles to create a sharper, brighter image with richer, more vibrant colors (NTSC 110%). The TCL 55” QD TV applies this technology to create a picture with amazing color fidelity.

Eventually they will have 15 models utilizing Quantum Dot technology.

Model: Q55H9700
Diagonal Screen Size: 55 inches
Type: UHD(4K)
Pixel Refresh Rate Speed: 120Hz
HDMI Ports: 3
Video Inputs: Component, Composite,
HDMI, USB
3D: Yes Web Streaming Services: Yes
Height:33.5 inches
Width: 49 inches
Depth: 12.3 inches
Weight: 48.5 lb
Average Contrast Ratio: 4000:1
Average Power Consumption: 250 watts

But what blew me away with this TV wasn’t actually the colors or UHD resolution, it was the speakers. TCL has partered up with Haman Kardon Acustics to create an unrivaled built in TV sound. And well, heck, they succeeded.

This was in a rather large hall. They turned up the volume on the TV to 100% and started playing music. I was in the very back, and not only was it very clear with an incredible dynamic range. I could actually feel the bass, just from the built in TV speakers. Something I’ve never experienced before.

Johny

Johny (John-Erik) Krahbichler is the CEO and main author of Gadgetzz, since 2009. While Mr. Krahbichler's expertise is in consumer electronics, his true passion is science´, and educating the world about the universe we inhabit. Check out the non-profit Scientific Literacy Matters Currently Johny is using his experience from covering trade shows such as the CES, to work with trade show exhibition marketing.

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  • The TV has a good image and sound, but the TV heats cooling fatal firmly top of the picture. On the back of the TV for a small amount of ventilation holes

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