"It's been announced (and backed up with tech demos) that it's developing AMOLED NXTPAPER displays, aiming to combine the eye comfort benefits of TCL's current displays with flagship visual performance. This involved fundamentally redesigning and re-engineering the display architecture. Still, it should address the biggest problems with current LCD-based NXTPAPER, such as mediocre brightness, poor outdoor performance, and dull colors."
"TCL says its incoming AMOLED display - it hasn't announced a device yet - will reach 3,200 nits of brightness. For reference, TCL's 70 Pro topped out at a mere 900 nits. TCL says it will also feature 120Hz refresh rates, 100 percent color gamut coverage, and blue light reduction that can go as low as 2.9 percent, which is 15 percent less than existing NXTPAPER displays."
TCL is advancing its NXTPAPER display technology by integrating AMOLED technology to overcome current LCD limitations. The new AMOLED NXTPAPER displays will deliver significantly improved brightness at 3,200 nits compared to the current 900 nits, enhanced outdoor performance, and richer colors while maintaining eye comfort benefits. The displays will feature 120Hz refresh rates, complete color gamut coverage, and reduced blue light emission at 2.9 percent. This represents a fundamental redesign of display architecture to merge the eye-friendly characteristics of NXTPAPER with premium visual quality. TCL plans to release an AMOLED NXTPAPER smartphone before the end of the year.
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