Displace has revealed the expansion of its series of branded wireless TVs
By ForGeeks Displace has announced the upcoming expansion of its wireless TV series. Two new models will be unveiled at CES 2024, with specs already revealed by the manufacturer.
Displace has announced that it will be introducing two new models.
The Flex model will feature a 55-inch OLED screen with 4K resolution, a Wi-Fi 6E module, and gesture and voice control capabilities. It’s claimed to offer up to a month of battery life with up to 6 hours of viewing per day. The new product will also feature a 4K camera for video calling, as well as the ability to combine multiple TVs into one large screen.
The Flex will also have a 4K camera for video calling, as well as the ability to combine multiple TVs into one large screen.
The Mini model features a 27-inch screen with 4K resolution and is designed to be mounted on small surfaces, such as a refrigerator door. The device also has a Wi-Fi 6E module and comes with two replaceable battery packs.
The two TVs get an IR sensor capable of reading the body’s heat map for use in medical applications, as well as an NFC module. The manufacturer emphasizes that while watching, the user can simply raise their hand to pause playback. If items available for purchase from brand partners are displayed in the frame, they can be added to the cart and paid for directly from the smartphone.
At the same time, the user will be able to add them to the cart and pay for them directly from the smartphone.
The Displace Flex will be available for pre-order starting January 9 for $5 999 ($551 550 rubles), while the magnetic wall mount will cost $499 ($45 900 rubles). The Mini model will retail for $2 499 dollars (229 750 rubles). Detailed specifications of both new products of the brand will be revealed at CES 2024.
