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Sony amorce un virage majeur dans son activité téléviseurs. Le groupe japonais vient en effet d’annoncer la création d’une coentreprise avec le chinois TCL, qui prendra le contrôle de 51 % de sa branche home entertainment, contre 49 % pour Sony. Cette alliance, dont le lancement opérationnel est …

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After first revealing the Air 4 Pro AR glasses in China last year, RayNeo used CES 2026 to bring them to a worldwide audience. At the event, the TCL-backed company also unveiled an eSIM-capable RayNeo X3 Pro, underscoring its wider foray into tethered and standalone augmented reality devices. The first AR glasses in the world to support HDR10 are the RayNeo Air 4 Pro—the glasses come with 0.6-inch Micro-OLED screens […]

At CES 2026, TCL unveiled the NXTPAPER 70 Pro smartphone, extending its NXTPAPER range and reaffirming its emphasis on eye-comfort display technology. The Android gadget, which is based on the fourth generation of NXTPAPER innovation, presents NXTPAPER 4.0. It has a dedicated NXTPAPER Key that enables users to quickly switch between various display modes for various use cases. You can switch between Color Paper Mode, Ink Paper Mode, and Max […]

TCL has launched the Note A1 tablet for global markets, presenting it as a digital note-taking and reading tool that mimics the texture of paper while preserving the adaptability of a conventional LCD screen. Instead of E Ink technology, the Note A1 uses TCL’s proprietary NxtPaper display, which is designed to reduce eye strain while maintaining color performance and responsiveness. The tablet boasts an 11.5-inch anti-glare LCD panel capable of […]