Despite its large size, the Hisense Micro LED RGBY display has an ultra-slim 32mm profile and a zero-gap wall mount, allowing it to blend neatly into spaces. The 163MX Micro-LED RGBY display provides a glimpse into the future of MicroLED development. There are no details about the brightness levels yet, but it is indeed a development.

While most brands are still getting to grips with simple RGB implementations of these next-gen screen technologies, Hisense is already adding a fourth color dimension.

The Tandem 2.0 stack is also moving into the monitor market. LG Display showcased a 27-inch panel capable of a 720Hz refresh rate. To achieve this, the display uses Dynamic Frequency & Resolution (DFR) technology. The monitor also allows users to choose between a 540Hz QHD mode or a 720Hz HD performance mode.

CES 2026 brought two new devices from Hisense, the 116UXS RGB Mini‑LED TV and the XR10 TriChroma Laser Projector.

One of the most exciting TV technologies showcased at CES 2025 was RGB mini LED displays. Major TV manufacturers like Hisense, Samsung, TCL and now Sony have unveiled their latest TVs, showcasing the potential of this technology to overcome the ...

At CES 2026, the Chinese manufacturer unveiled a new operating system designed to replace its VIDAA platform, alongside an expanded RGB LED lineup. The move is reminiscent of the period when Sharp introduced yellow into the traditional RGB spectrum, delivering a significant leap in picture performance.

Hackaday.io contributor extraordinaire [al1] has been playing around with small LEDs a lot lately, which inevitably leads to playing around with large groups of small LEDs. Matrixes of tiny RGB LEDs, to be precise. Where’s the LED? First, he took 128 ...