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Word has it that we may see TCL launch OLED TVs in 2023, but the exact timing has not been confirmed.
Why hasn't TCL launched OLED TVs yet?
Because TCL has no TV OLED screen.
Large-size OLEDs for TVs and monitors are divided into two categories, one is traditional OLED screens, and the other is QD-OLED screens newly released this year.
Traditional large-size OLED screens are supplied by LGD, while Hisense and Xiaomi Skyworth all use LGD's OLED screens.
The QD-OLED screen is made by Samsung Screen Factory, and there are currently few products. Sony and Samsung each have a QD-OLED product to be launched in 2022.
Because the OLED evaporation process made by LGD is relatively complicated and expensive, the price of OLED TVs has remained high. CSOT and BOE are thinking of changing to a simpler method, such as inkjet printing OLED screens, which have a simple process. The cost is very low. This solution is already available, but large-scale production has not yet been achieved, so TCL has always used liquid crystal. Mini LEDs and QLEDs are both liquid crystals in nature.
Regarding the evaporation I process and printing process of OLED, if you are interested, you can check the differences between inkjet OLED vs evaporation OLED screen.
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