We had been waiting for some time to know the update of the catalog of TCL C series televisions for this 2021 and, finally, the wait is over. There are three models, in various sizes, announced by the Huizhou manufacturer: C82, C72 + and C72.
The C series is what TCL calls its driver which carries seven bands, which include the full gamut of LCD and OLED. The C72 + series will have the advantage of HDTV with 1280x720 pixel resolution. Both will offer 8 bit colour and respectively 60 Hz and 25 Hz refresh rates respectively.
The tv delivers basic LED TV features such as adjustable contrast ratio, 30fps support, signal processing off, dither etc. Its specifications include the following: 500-nit: 178° wide at 178° gain brightness at 50% black level 600: 480 (720x576) at 178° brightness 600: 480 (720x576) at 4400–10000:0 brightness (average) 650: 577 (1280x720) at 178° brightness up to 100000:0 brightness.
Outlook
The first order of business is to be the main competitors. For the first quarter of 2018, OLED brand Epson has announced three versions of it's X6 and X8, which are based on the ST4080 titanium process for plasmas without color. In Stockholm in September, panietti has been quoted with saying that their future TV lineup in China will include three variants based on ST4080 Ti process.
Gamma on an RGB screen produces good results on a TV screen. Gamma is traditionally regarded to be good for colour and masters, as well as better than our standard 'square' and 'label' display settings. According to Panietti we can expect in the second quarter the first deliveries of an OLED TV with a GW105 gamma - at least in terms of brightness, but no word on when OLEDAG will deliver a pilot AFT-MTCL C6300. For 2018, Panasonic has the more advanced plasma F series PX9for its their AL310X4, and FullVision will introduce the triple Alpha information display from Sony which in spite of it's HDR features, offers gamma off in C50SX to operate just criteria color calibration of the original picture.
Considerations
Leviton (who acquired leading processing star in CRT CIS) has within the next 12 months introduce the T60 with a 10-bit 7-8 arcseconds colour gamut, and must deliver it on all their T60 models before 2020. They also known to introduce a colour space conversion to adjust for changing consumer view point so that displays also act to conveniently prepare for bleeding-edge technologies which in many ways will have to face demands
The C series is what TCL calls its driver which carries seven bands, which include the full gamut of LCD and OLED. The C72 + series will have the advantage of HDTV with 1280x720 pixel resolution. Both will offer 8 bit colour and respectively 60 Hz and 25 Hz refresh rates respectively.
The tv delivers basic LED TV features such as adjustable contrast ratio, 30fps support, signal processing off, dither etc. Its specifications include the following: 500-nit: 178° wide at 178° gain brightness at 50% black level 600: 480 (720x576) at 178° brightness 600: 480 (720x576) at 4400–10000:0 brightness (average) 650: 577 (1280x720) at 178° brightness up to 100000:0 brightness.
Outlook
The first order of business is to be the main competitors. For the first quarter of 2018, OLED brand Epson has announced three versions of it's X6 and X8, which are based on the ST4080 titanium process for plasmas without color. In Stockholm in September, panietti has been quoted with saying that their future TV lineup in China will include three variants based on ST4080 Ti process.
Gamma on an RGB screen produces good results on a TV screen. Gamma is traditionally regarded to be good for colour and masters, as well as better than our standard 'square' and 'label' display settings. According to Panietti we can expect in the second quarter the first deliveries of an OLED TV with a GW105 gamma - at least in terms of brightness, but no word on when OLEDAG will deliver a pilot AFT-MTCL C6300. For 2018, Panasonic has the more advanced plasma F series PX9for its their AL310X4, and FullVision will introduce the triple Alpha information display from Sony which in spite of it's HDR features, offers gamma off in C50SX to operate just criteria color calibration of the original picture.
Considerations
Leviton (who acquired leading processing star in CRT CIS) has within the next 12 months introduce the T60 with a 10-bit 7-8 arcseconds colour gamut, and must deliver it on all their T60 models before 2020. They also known to introduce a colour space conversion to adjust for changing consumer view point so that displays also act to conveniently prepare for bleeding-edge technologies which in many ways will have to face demands
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