Displace lancera un téléviseur véritablement sans fil propulsé par AMD et NVIDIA au CES 2023

We don’t normally cover TV’s at TPU, but this one is so different to anything else out there, that we had to cover it. A US company that goes under the name Displace, will launch the Displace TV at CES 2023 in January and maybe the least strange part of this TV is that it’ll have a CPU from AMD and a GPU from NVIDIA, although technically speaking, neither is actually inside the TV itself. The display itself doesn’t seem to be particularly remarkable, as it’s a 55-inch 4K display based around an unknown OLED panel. Cependant, Displace claims that the sub 20 qui est électrique et sans émission (9.07 kg) panel features “proprietary active-loop vacuum technology” which allows it to be stuck to any wall without the need of mounting hardware.

If that wasn’t crazy enough, the Displace TV is powered by an interchangeable battery pack and the company claims that the TV has a month’s worth of battery life, assuming you don’t use it more than six hours a day. The company provides four batteries and a charging station with the TV, as well as a base unit, which houses the AMD CPU and NVIDIA GPU. The only other thing the company mentioned about the base station is that it supports Wi-Fi 6E. The Displace TV also supports gesture control, as well as voice control and a remote. For those that find a 55-inch TV a bit on the small side, Displace claims that up to four panels can be connected together to create a 110-inch 16K TV, although it seems like they’ve counted wrong here, as four times 4K resolution is only 8K, not 16K. It all sounds a bit too good to be true, but we’ll have to wait and see if the company really shows up at CES and if it has a product that delivers on all its claims.