This guy is great. Spoke candidly at a high level and didn't attempt to dodge a single question with guarded 'marketing' answers. If only more product reps were like this.
Excellent. Other channels didn't even show TCL had ink jet OLED or micro led. My questions are as follows 1. Can we get hard time lines on when TCL truly believes ink jet will be mass produced 2. Same for micro led. It was vague 3. For 8k lcd mini led, he said the translucency is going up. How much impact on contrast will this have? More light passing can lead to poor contrast
YES I want 3D tvs again!!! I still have my 65" Sony 4k passive 3D from around 8 years ago and it's still going strong. I have been holding out hoping for something truly spectacular before replacing it. The 3D is really good with this TV and it rivals the theaters pretty well. PLEASE BRING 3D BACK!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
That’s not how this meme format works. Because somebody did say it 😂. Lots of people want modern 3D TVs. It’s a niche but it’s also a niche that’s ready to buy.
Seems like Imax dont want It. Said that they have the best 3D on the market . If people had high end 3D at home they would never go to a theather again again at least Imax
TCL Chinese trash!!!! TCL TVs come mostly for repair! Tcl TVs break down as soon as the warranty expires,problem with lines on screen , LED trips,dead pixels , broken screens ,the power supply burns out as well as the motherboard........
I would like to see a brand like TCL bring our a new line of mini/micro LED TVs that have the constant height of the existing 65,75,85,98 inch model but expand out the width to meet a 235.1 aspect ratio - call it their cinema line. To me it could be a market disruptor. Use intelligent and/or manual stretching of image to meet the aspect ratio or if black bars to the side from a 16:9 image to have them utilised to show other smart items from the household (camera, doorbell, internet feeds, other channels for quick switching etc.).
It’s an OK video it’s exciting to see the new technology, advancements and TVs. but it would’ve been nice to see the actual TV that you’re talking about versus watching two dudes. Talk about a TV don’t care for that.
Their presentation seems weak compared to the others at CES, the hanging lights look kinda neat but when compared to entire walls engulfing people in forests and waterfalls it falls a hair short, the brother in the background hollering at the big booty girl just ties the whole thing together perfectly 👌
Question for the podcast: This is amazing tech (the inkjet printed TVs), would we be safe to hope for TCL to enter the OLED monitor space, with at least 144hz (and DoVi, VRR, HRF, etc) and decent burn in warranties? (or at least the the specs and warranty on TVs hopefully at least as low as 42" ...)
My question is perhaps slightly off topic, but... what ever happened to the Inkjet partnership between Sony & Panasonic that used to be shown at CES around 2011-2013? Have TCL taken that tech and moved it forward? Or development is pure in house?
He commented on that. Joled was the Sony/Panasonic venture. Tcl is building on that tech. I think they bought the intellectual property of that tech from Joled
@@tarekz9992 ah ha.. clearly I missed that. My own fault for watching half asleep 😴 thank you for spotting and correcting me 😀 Should lead to exciting opportunities for the OLED market with three main panel production houses
I think JOLED is now under TCL. Inkjet printing yield is still not good enough. Plus they have limited brightness support around 500 -600 nits. They need to overcome these challenges for it to be mass market ready.
@@pinkusagar I'm sure the TCL OLED tv's will be much brighter than 600 nits when it eventually releases in a year or two. More competition along with LG Display and Samsung Display is good for OLED.
I have a question about 4k as a consumer. Is watching 1080p hd as good on a 4k tv as it is on a native 1080p tv? This question may seem obvious but a friend of mine who has a 4k tv suggests that 1080p on sky looked better on his old 1080p tv!?
Marek was great. Candid. I was wondering what had happened to Micro LED. I remembered reading about this being the next level after OLED. I'm happy to see JOLED inkjet solution becoming more widespread. LCD has been pushed far, far beyond what I thought was possible, but it's about time it was phased out in favour of OLED and then hopefully Micro LED.
@@Grammostola I was thinking more of TV's when I wrote this. I'm pretty sure I read that LG were going to stop producing LCD tv panels and go full OLED. As for monitors, LG finally released 27" 1440p OLEDS which are the sweet spot for pc gaming right now. Burn in mitigation is seriously going to have to improve if OLED monitors are to become mainstream, but then again LCD's used to suffer just as bad if not worse when they first came to market...
Not so sure that's true anymore. EU got the TCL 9 series mini led, in the States We only got the equivalent of the 8 series (839 I think, with half the dimming zones). I would have bought the 9xx in a heartbeat if it was here
In Europe, TCL has great TVs and I believe that they are no worse than in America, even better, because in America they had the Roku OS system until now.
TCL Chinese trash!!!! TCL TVs come mostly for repair! Tcl TVs break down as soon as the warranty expires,problem with lines on screen , LED trips,dead pixels , broken screens ,the power supply burns out as well as the motherboard.........
TCL Chinese trash!!!! TCL TVs come mostly for repair! Tcl TVs break down as soon as the warranty expires,problem with lines on screen , LED trips,dead pixels , broken screens ,the power supply burns out as well as the motherboard.........
This guy is great. Spoke candidly at a high level and didn't attempt to dodge a single question with guarded 'marketing' answers. If only more product reps were like this.
Yeah he's known to be very frank and direct about their products.
Marek is the best TV product manager bar none. No BS, divulges a lot of technical details and information no other company does.
Excellent. Other channels didn't even show TCL had ink jet OLED or micro led.
My questions are as follows
1. Can we get hard time lines on when TCL truly believes ink jet will be mass produced
2. Same for micro led. It was vague
3. For 8k lcd mini led, he said the translucency is going up. How much impact on contrast will this have? More light passing can lead to poor contrast
YES I want 3D tvs again!!! I still have my 65" Sony 4k passive 3D from around 8 years ago and it's still going strong. I have been holding out hoping for something truly spectacular before replacing it. The 3D is really good with this TV and it rivals the theaters pretty well. PLEASE BRING 3D BACK!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
….. Said no one ever…..
@@krishnanagavolu8300 says me and many others.....
That’s not how this meme format works. Because somebody did say it 😂. Lots of people want modern 3D TVs. It’s a niche but it’s also a niche that’s ready to buy.
Yes I demand advanced 3D Tech and TV
Seems like Imax dont want It. Said that they have the best 3D on the market . If people had high end 3D at home they would never go to a theather again again at least Imax
This was an excellent overview by Marek, please keep these types of videos coming!
Best interview I've seen from CES. Thanks
the screen size is larger the closer you sit to your tv
Lol 😁
TCL Chinese trash!!!!
TCL TVs come mostly for repair!
Tcl TVs break down as soon as the warranty expires,problem with lines on screen , LED trips,dead pixels , broken screens ,the power supply burns out as well as the motherboard........
Are you really asking TCL rep why no one is making 3D tvs hahahahahhaaha seriously ask a better question come on
Nice spelling on the wall for the 240Hz gaming Tv (gamming) highly professional 😂
Big question - what is the light output for the OLED.
Amazing advances in technology. Just think what tv's will be like in 5 to 10 years.
I would like to see a brand like TCL bring our a new line of mini/micro LED TVs that have the constant height of the existing 65,75,85,98 inch model but expand out the width to meet a 235.1 aspect ratio - call it their cinema line. To me it could be a market disruptor. Use intelligent and/or manual stretching of image to meet the aspect ratio or if black bars to the side from a 16:9 image to have them utilised to show other smart items from the household (camera, doorbell, internet feeds, other channels for quick switching etc.).
Cheers to Mr Marek
It’s an OK video it’s exciting to see the new technology, advancements and TVs. but it would’ve been nice to see the actual TV that you’re talking about versus watching two dudes. Talk about a TV don’t care for that.
Very informative interview!
Their presentation seems weak compared to the others at CES, the hanging lights look kinda neat but when compared to entire walls engulfing people in forests and waterfalls it falls a hair short, the brother in the background hollering at the big booty girl just ties the whole thing together perfectly 👌
Funny not many people talked about this, despite seeing it in the background of many videos!
Mark is an excellent representative of TCL Technologies .
With uhhhhh....colors uhhhhh.... pixel....uhhhhhhh.... density...uhhhhhhh.....
I'm so excited for glasses-free 3D
Question for the podcast: This is amazing tech (the inkjet printed TVs), would we be safe to hope for TCL to enter the OLED monitor space, with at least 144hz (and DoVi, VRR, HRF, etc) and decent burn in warranties?
(or at least the the specs and warranty on TVs hopefully at least as low as 42" ...)
This tech still have 3 years to become ready
Ooooo, Samsung not the only one with Micro LED at CES.
You forget ,and LG has micro LED tv
TCL are smashing it.
Bardzo ciekawa i naturalna rozmowa.
Would rather not support China
My question is perhaps slightly off topic, but... what ever happened to the Inkjet partnership between Sony & Panasonic that used to be shown at CES around 2011-2013? Have TCL taken that tech and moved it forward? Or development is pure in house?
He commented on that. Joled was the Sony/Panasonic venture. Tcl is building on that tech. I think they bought the intellectual property of that tech from Joled
@@tarekz9992 ah ha.. clearly I missed that. My own fault for watching half asleep 😴 thank you for spotting and correcting me 😀
Should lead to exciting opportunities for the OLED market with three main panel production houses
@@jefffan171 np! I still think it's some years away unfortunately
why are they wearing Sony lace?
Also, good video! 👍
wow glasses free 3d
My question which SOC they are using this year. How many HDMI 2.1 Ports will be available??
I love when engineers answer questions rather marketing BS.
Forget 3D unless it is holograms! Concentrate on bringing in better resolutions!
Isn't it going to be a pain calibrating large microLED TVs consisting of many individual panels?
CSOT needs to hurry up and build that inkjet printing Gen 8.5 fab so we can get 32" 4k RGB oled monitors with high refresh rate.
Only oled is the future
When will we know more about the 2023 TCL EU lineup? Can you ask Marek?
Thanks for the very informative video. Nice to hear a discussion of technologies that may be coming in the future
This will be amazing printed OLEDs!
Wow is this technology better than QD OLE?
always look out for tcl on av forums. great video
Great guy
Is the inkjet tv using eleap technology
Very interesting the mention of JOLED at 7:30. I’d be very curious to hear on the podcast about the status of the JOLED company as a joint initiative.
I think JOLED is now under TCL. Inkjet printing yield is still not good enough. Plus they have limited brightness support around 500 -600 nits. They need to overcome these challenges for it to be mass market ready.
@@pinkusagar I'm sure the TCL OLED tv's will be much brighter than 600 nits when it eventually releases in a year or two.
More competition along with LG Display and Samsung Display is good for OLED.
@@C--A Yes obviously but in 2 years even budget OLEDs will be 1000 nits. So if inkjet printed OLEDs cant reach 2000 nits TCL wont get a premium.
Rgb oled is the way to go..with or without more nits the picture will be better..
I have a question about 4k as a consumer. Is watching 1080p hd as good on a 4k tv as it is on a native 1080p tv?
This question may seem obvious but a friend of mine who has a 4k tv suggests that 1080p on sky looked better on his old 1080p tv!?
It's better on a 4k tv in my experience
@@2001eskimo Ok thanks for the feedback
Marek was great. Candid. I was wondering what had happened to Micro LED. I remembered reading about this being the next level after OLED.
I'm happy to see JOLED inkjet solution becoming more widespread. LCD has been pushed far, far beyond what I thought was possible, but it's about time it was phased out in favour of OLED and then hopefully Micro LED.
OLED will not replace LCD anytime soon. For TVs it might be feasible, for productivity use the technology is simply not viable.
@@Grammostola I was thinking more of TV's when I wrote this. I'm pretty sure I read that LG were going to stop producing LCD tv panels and go full OLED. As for monitors, LG finally released 27" 1440p OLEDS which are the sweet spot for pc gaming right now. Burn in mitigation is seriously going to have to improve if OLED monitors are to become mainstream, but then again LCD's used to suffer just as bad if not worse when they first came to market...
Very informative!
Europe gets left over crap tech. Why does he bother interviewing TCL?
Not so sure that's true anymore. EU got the TCL 9 series mini led, in the States We only got the equivalent of the 8 series (839 I think, with half the dimming zones). I would have bought the 9xx in a heartbeat if it was here
In Europe, TCL has great TVs and I believe that they are no worse than in America, even better, because in America they had the Roku OS system until now.
TCL Chinese trash!!!!
TCL TVs come mostly for repair!
Tcl TVs break down as soon as the warranty expires,problem with lines on screen , LED trips,dead pixels , broken screens ,the power supply burns out as well as the motherboard.........
Love it 😀
Nice
D:
Where is the C745 and C845?
TCL did not announce European TVs in CES
@@E96 thank you. I hope they announce it soon. Also for asian market
tcl killing it
TCL Chinese trash!!!!
TCL TVs come mostly for repair!
Tcl TVs break down as soon as the warranty expires,problem with lines on screen , LED trips,dead pixels , broken screens ,the power supply burns out as well as the motherboard.........
LG 65 8K Oled .. i want it