in my quest for the most immersive home theater viewing experience I've done it
all spent over $10,000 on the largest TV
in the world violated export restrictions and even ordered sketchy
scam products from AliExpress and it was all for nothing because high sense has
made all my efforts obsolete with their brand new RGB TR chroma 116 ux behind me
is the world's largest consumer TV but more importantly behind me is the
world's first mini LED TV with an RGB
backlight I got to say I didn't see this one coming I thought Quantum dots were
the path forward for mini LED for the foreseeable future but think about it
why would you excite colored Quantum dots with blue light to make color when
you can just produce the desired color in the first place the level of
saturation that they're achieving here defies any expectations that I could
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brand starts talking about their onboard Ai and image processing I kind of tune
out just give me my filmmaker mode and my low latency game mode and ditch the
rest okay but according to hense their
new High View AI engine X is more than just a buzzword solid of an S so it
boasts improvements of 40% to CPU 70% to
neural processing and 100% to the GPU resulting in a chip that for the first
time ever has the performance that they need to bring their RGB backlighting to
the market cuz the idea is kind of obvious right if you could take your red
pixel and blast a red backlight through it instead of a white backlight you're
going to end up with otherworldly performance and the same goes for any
other combination of light but the processing required to do this with low
latency just hasn't been practical up until now see every one of those
individual colored LEDs in the backlight is capable of 65,000 levels of
brightness and needs its output level perfectly balanced against both of its
partner LEDs in the other colors adding another layer of complexity the TV
features full array local dimming in order to boost contrast so your total
output intensity needs to be balanced again to ensure that you're not getting
big Halos when you see a bright object moving against a dark background now
high sense isn't giving us a dimming Zone count at this time but if I had to
guess from the demo footage I would say it's actually a bit less than their last
generation Halo product the 110 ux which had 40,000 zones if I'm right I suspect
this comes down to two factors the Colossal processing requirements of
doing this many zones with RGB rather than just controlling luminance and the
impressive performance that they were able to achieve without that many zones
even in its pre-release State the backlight control looks very strong with
nearly OLED level blacks even against I searingly bright objects oh speaking of
I seering there are some speeds and feeds they were willing to give us
they're boasting 10,000 nits Peak brightness which I actually believe
given that the 110 ux exceeded that in our testing they're boasting 97%
coverage of the bt2020 color space that would be class leading panone and panone
flesh certification and upgraded
6.2.2 integrated audio though I maintain
that if you're using onboard audio on a TV like this you are living breathing
proof that money simply doesn't buy taste the last cool thing was hiding in
plain sight but is great news for my poor aging body and that is the
thickness to be clear I don't need my TV to be paper thin or anything but the 110
ux with freaking thick and freaking heavy I mean so is the 116 ux but it's
less thick so maybe I'll be able to get it mounted in my theater room without
too much trouble or maybe I shouldn't bother right on the other side of this
display Island high sense is showing off their first consumer micro LED sets at
108 in 136 in and a whopping 163 in now
there are even fewer details on these 10,000 n Peak brightness 95% coverage
bt2020 and that's about it no availability no pricing and like every
microed set that I've seen you're going to be looking at seams between the
panels if you don't align them absolutely perfectly but hey this is
high sense's first attempt why don't we go over to Samsung and see how they're
doing on microed I mean somebody must be buying the wall series because it's back
and slowly agonizingly slowly Maybe
making its way toward attainable pricing and they most certainly have this older
version Samsung micro LED TV is made up
of a bunch of different modules so you can Lego them together to create pretty
much any size or aspect ratio TV that you desire assuming that you have luxury
car money to drop on a TV the problem is though that on the sides of each module
is a tiny bit of plastic for the electrical connections to go through and
with certain content you can see these
little creases between each module but not anymore this is their new micro LED
prototype TV with through glass via
technology basically they have used lasers to make super small holes to
connect the circuits between each individual module so there's effectively
no gap between the mini LED modules anymore Samsung does say that if you get
up to like one or three Ines away from
it you might be able to see them but I have tried pretty hard and I have not
been able to see any of the seams yet this specific micro LED TV is a 143 in
with a 21 by9 aspect ratio for that real
cinematic look and it is 10,000 nits
just like that high sense one that lonus was looking at but I was suspecting
looking at it even though this is incredible that that high sense one was
a little bit better in the color Department if only we had another RGB
micro LED TV that just so happens to be
right beside it and it turns out that we
do Samsung also has a prototype RGB
micro LED TV here that confirms that the technology just truly wins for color
reproduction this right here has the exact same color Vibrance of that high
sense and man I cannot wait for you guys
to be able to see TVs like this in the future cuz it looks incredible
there's so much more here at the show this year stretchable micro LEDs from
the major players for automotive and other commercial applications there's
that weird battery powered TV that suction cuts to the wall for reasons but
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