The Hisense L9G TriChroma laser TV is named the King

The Hisense L9G TriChroma laser TV has won prestigious industry awards, such as “King of Ultra Short Throw Projectors,” “Best Model in its Class,” and Best of Show. This model will be available in America in the spring of 2022.

Status as the “king of UST projectors” in 2021

UST projectors – Ultra Short Throw projectors can produce gigantic images up to 120 inches in size while standing no more than a meter away from the screen.

Such a large diagonal attracts customers, and the technical solution offered by Hisense won a prestigious award in tests on color accuracy, black level and shadow detail, image geometry, detail and sharpness in UHD mode, focus, APL content playback quality, tone display quality, color palette and Motion Control 24p quality in SDR and HDR benchmark modes.

Best in Class Award

Recently at the Value Electronics event, the Hisense L9G TriChroma laser 4K TV “competed” with models made by Samsung and LG, winning and winning a high award.

The Hisense L9G TV produces high-quality images, supports a variety of smart TV functions and has low maintenance costs, making it an interesting alternative to large flat-panel TVs.

CEDIA Expo 2021 Best of Show Award

The L9G 3,000 lumens laser TV is based on TriChroma technology, which uses red, green and blue lasers to cover the BT color space.2020 by 107%.

100″ or 120″ screen has support for Ambient Light Rejecting ALR technology. In addition, it supports a variety of premium features, including a 40W sound system with Dolby Atmos® technology, high-speed HDMI connectors, 4K resolution, HDR 10 and HLG format, Filmmaker mode, etc. In a nutshell, it’s the best laser TV so far, winning the Best of Show award at the CEDIA Expo 2021.

Hisense plans to collaborate with US-based TI Texas Instruments to launch 8K laser TVs in 2022, which will usher in a new era of TVs and their capabilities.