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  "description": "Hisense is expanding its RGB MiniLED technology across more sizes and price points, while introducing a new \"evo\" version that adds a fourth LED colour to the mix.",
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  "publishedAt": "2026-01-07T03:39:00.000Z",
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  "textContent": "Hisense has outlined its plans for its 2026 lineup of televisions at CES this year. It's going to be a huge year, and not just because we're going to see more really big TVs.\n\nTo kick things off, Hisense has announced RGB MiniLED evo, which is the next evolution of the RGB MiniLED technology the TV manufacturer pioneered in 2025. Instead of just using red, green and blue LEDs, the new evo technology adds a fourth LED to the mix: cyan.\n\nWhy cyan? According to Hisense, it turns out cyan sits in the part of the light spectrum where human vision is most sensitive to subtle changes. Adding it allows TVs to render gradients, tones and transitions with more nuance.\n\nHisense says this makes scenes feel more natural and lifelike, with smoother shadow details and better clarity in bright content.\n\nThe technology will debut in the 116-inch UX model (the 116UXS), which builds on last year's 116-inch monster. This new version achieves 110% coverage of the BT.2020 colour space and has earned both Pantone and Pantone SkinTone certifications.\n\nTo help all those colours shine in any lighting condition, Hisense has introduced new anti-glare matte technology that works alongside its Anti-Reflection Pro tech to minimise reflections.\n\nOn the audio front, it's continuing its partnership with Devialet, with the 116UXS featuring a 6.2.2 CineStage X Surround sound system.\n\n## RGB MiniLED for everyone\n\nHisense is also increasing the availability of its RGB MiniLED technology with the new UR Series.\n\nThe UR9 and UR8 models bring RGB MiniLED to a much wider range of sizes, from 55 inches all the way up to 100 inches, and at more accessible price points.\n\nUp until now, RGB MiniLED has been limited to flagship models.\n\nBoth UR models use the same dual-chip RGB MiniLED architecture as the UX lineup, along with that new anti-glare matte technology. For gamers, there's Game Mode Ultra with support for up to 180Hz refresh rates.\n\n## What makes RGB MiniLED different?\n\nIf you need a refresher, RGB MiniLED is fundamentally different from traditional MiniLED tech. Instead of using white or blue LEDs that pass through a colour filter, RGB MiniLED uses individually controlled red, green and blue LEDs (and now cyan in the evo version).\n\nThis dual-chip architecture, which combines the Hi-View AI Engine RGB Chip with a dedicated RGB MiniLED control chip, enables precise, synchronised control of colour and brightness.\n\nHisense claims this delivers up to a 100% improvement in scene adaptation, a 70% increase in scene perception, and a 40% boost in overall computing performance.\n\nIt also promises to be up to 20% more energy efficient than other display technologies because it only activates the specific LEDs needed at any given moment.\n\n## The rest of the lineup\n\nBeyond RGB MiniLED, Hisense is also upgrading its ULED range by pairing its MiniLED technology with Devialet-tuned audio for the first time.\n\nThe CanvasTV range is getting an update too, featuring Hi-QLED technology, a Hi-Matte Display and Gallery Mode that transforms the TV into an artistic centrepiece when you're not watching it.\n\nOn the software side, the VIDAA operating system is transitioning to \"V homeOS\", and Hisense has announced a strategic collaboration with Microsoft to integrate Copilot's generative AI capabilities.\n\nThe collaboration also extends to Xbox cloud gaming, which will bring Xbox titles directly to Hisense TVs without needing a console.\n\nHisense hasn't revealed Australian pricing or availability yet, but we can expect more details in the coming months.\n\nBased on what we've seen from Hisense in the past, I'm hopeful the UR Series will offer genuinely compelling value for anyone looking to upgrade to RGB MiniLED technology without breaking the bank.\n\n### Latest TV & Display deals",
  "title": "Hisense's 2026 TV lineup adds cyan LEDs and brings RGB MiniLED to more affordable models",
  "updatedAt": "2026-03-10T23:43:29.555Z"
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