Hisense releases its M7000 TVs in Europe - competitively priced 55" and 65" ULED TV sets
Hisense does not make it very often to the news, but here they are - launching two new TV sets in Europe. These are a 55-inch and a 65-inch 4K UHD ULED TV from the M7000 series, named H55M7000 and H65M7000, respectively. ULED means that these are quantum dots (small nanocrystals that emit light in different colors) LCD panels that are tweaked to cover a wider color space (108% of the NTSC gamut) and support HDR. The models have a 240-zone local dimming. This means that 240 segments of the LED backlight are controlled separately to achieve a remarkably deep black. Both models run on quad-core processors with the company's own TV software. They have built-in Wi-Fi and support all the standard apps such as Netflix, Amazon Video and YouTube. The 55-inch model costs €1100, while the 65-inch one is priced at €1700.Source
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