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TCL Makes a Splash at DIC EXPO 2026: Unveiling 130-Inch TV and Printed OLED
Chinese brands continue to showcase their technological prowess at the world's largest events.
TCL has done it again, shaking things up... in a good way. The brand showcased its technological prowess more strongly than ever at DIC EXPO 2026, a trade show where manufacturers unveil their technological innovations to the world. And this display of power was truly remarkable, as the Chinese brand broke all possible molds by unveiling a 130-inch TV and large-format printed OLED panels (keeping its promises) and opening a new chapter in home technology.
Since the event was held on Chinese soil, the brand operated under its APEX brand umbrella. This proved that there are no limits to TV size anymore, and now the competition is not just about the number of dimming zones or peak brightness (nits) but also about the architecture of the panel itself and the promise of X-Intelligence, an artificial intelligence processing capability.
The Arrival of the World's Largest and Most Powerful HVA TV: A 130-Inch Screen to Rival Projectors
The highlight of the event was undoubtedly this gigantic, monstrous 130-inch TV. Unfortunately, not all the details have been revealed, with only some information being made public. For example, we know that it uses a 130-inch HVA panel manufactured by TCL CSOT. This panel, incidentally, breaks through all physical limitations of existing VA (Vertical Alignment) LCD panels and sets a new record for the manufacture of such gigantic TVs. The intention is to capture the entire projector market share.
This model stands out not only for its size but also for its ultra-slim profile, measuring just 29.8 mm thick. This HVA architecture boasts an extremely high contrast ratio and provides perfect structural strength, very deep black levels, and excellent backlight uniformity, promising to solve one of the major problems associated with screens larger than 100 inches... This is achieved through AI optimization, where the panel integrates a control circuit optimized by TCL CSOT's X-Intelligence model to manage current supply uniformly and design it to mitigate vignetting or shadowing issues in the corners. Unfortunately, there is little information available about the number of zones, SQD-Mini LED technology, etc.
TCL Brings Inkjet Printed OLED TVs to Life: It's Finally Here
After a long wait, inkjet printed OLED TVs have finally become a reality. This Chinese company has unveiled IJP OLED (Inkjet Printed OLED) technology and filed for patents. Unlike the traditional method of manufacturing OLED panels using vacuum deposition with a metal mask (FMM), inkjet printing allows organic materials to be "printed" directly onto the substrate.
As emphasized by TCL CSOT's R&D management, this technology offers three major advantages for consumers: significantly more efficient production costs (no longer wasting half of the materials during manufacturing), near-perfect panel uniformity due to real-time internal calibration circuits and the use of high-mobility oxides, and the ability to configure subpixels with millimeter precision without degrading diode lifespan, resulting in higher density and higher color purity.
During the DIC EXPO exhibition period, the brand showcased representative panels such as a 27-inch IJP OLED monitor with a high refresh rate and a 28-inch IJP OLED foldable screen, confirming that mass production is ready to transition from the B2B specialized field to the general consumer market.
Finally, considering this along with the emergence of MicroLEDs at even lower prices, it's clear that this brand is poised to reach all areas under the best possible conditions: LED (from 50 inches to 130 inches), OLED (through inkjet printing matrices), and MicroLED. Investing in them is like betting on a winning horse.
▶ Source: https://www.avpasion.com/tcl-televisor-130-pulgadas-oled-impreso/
