Huawei television relies on other technology
Huawei has announced new smart TVs. The Chinese manufacturer will rely on mini-LED technology for a television set. The details are still sparse, but at least a first picture has appeared in the meantime. More information will be available shortly.
Update from July 28, 2021: Just one day before the official presentation is a Render image of Huawei’s new television model surfaced (source: 91mobiles). Two characteristic features can be seen on it, the narrow bezels around the display and, as expected, an integrated camera:
Based on information from the well-known speaker Ishan Agarwal, we already know about the first specs: The Huawei Smart TV V 75 Super should also include the mini-LED technology that is already expected equipped with 4GB RAM and 128 GB internal storage being. As expected, it will also be equipped with HarmonyOS 2. This should also apply to the V 98, but no new information is available.
On top of that, there will be an update of the portable Sound X speaker from Huawei. According to the picture, one assumes a newly designed version that will be partially transparent. She gets the name Sound X 2021 wear. It can also be seen that Huawei is working with Devialet again:
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Mini LEDs in the new Huawei television: China manufacturer teases presentation
Huawei has seen itself forced by the US embargo to reinvent itself, at least in part, and has quickly become a television manufacturer. The first devices came onto the market in China at the end of last year. With the new generation, the company from Shenzhen is now starting Mini LEDs for improved picture quality (Source: Huawei / Weibo via Huawei update).
On its official Weibo account, Huawei recently teased the presentation of two new TVs for July 29th. On the one hand, there is talk of the “V 75 Super”. The name suggests a model with a 75 inch screen diagonal. This is where the mini LEDs are used. According to an introduction poster A total of 46,080 Super Mini LEDs are built into the V 75 Super.
Compared to conventional LED panels, mini LEDs deliver richer black levels and strong contrasts. However, they do not yet come close to the deep black of OLED displays. Therefore mini LED devices are brighter, are better suited for rooms with a lot of light or to be set up near windows. With the use of mini LEDs, Huawei is on a par with many well-known manufacturers, including Samsung and LG. A sound module from the French manufacturer Devialet is also to be installed in the V 75 Super.
in the Video you get a first impression of Huawei’s plans for smart TVs:
Huawei wants to impress with size: Huge smart TV with 98 inches expected
With the second TV that has been announced, Huawei is focusing less on fine picture quality than on sheer size. The name “V 98” should give us one huge TV with the equivalent of just under 2.5 m (98 inches) screen diagonal. Further details are not known, but mini LEDs are not to be expected. Otherwise Huawei would have already let this information leak out. However, Huawei’s new HarmonyOS operating system will certainly be used here as well.
A international market launch for the smart TVs would certainly be desirable from Huawei’s perspective. We assume that sooner or later it will come to that. After all, with the Huawei Vision S, the first model has already been launched outside of China. However, it is not known when the two new televisions will come to that.
