Overview
- The company says Super Pixel replaces common SPR layouts with a Real RGB arrangement and raises sub‑pixel count by about 1.8% to maintain WQHD‑level sharpness at lower power.
- TCL reports up to a 25% cut in display power consumption driven by reduced controller workload and data throughput rather than new materials.
- Demonstrations in Barcelona included three 6.9‑inch prototype panels tuned for clarity, low power, or gaming, each at 420 PPI and not yet integrated into commercial phones.
- Claimed performance targets include refresh rates up to 165 Hz (about 40% over 120 Hz), High Brightness Mode at 2,000 nits, and peak levels up to 3,200 nits.
- Using FIAA design, TCL lists bezels as thin as 0.5 mm on select prototypes, while the low‑power variant is said to reduce IC power by 10% and SoC power by 25% at 2,000‑nit brightness.