TCL CSOT demonstrates 360 Hz OLED panel on Lenovo Legion prototype

TCL CSOT showcases 360Hz OLED display panel in Lenovo Legion laptop prototype TCL CSOT showcased a new 360 Hz OLED display panel in the Lenovo Legion laptop prototype. This is quite a leap when it comes to refresh rate of gaming laptops. Increased refresh rate means less motion blur and improved responsiveness for fast-paced games.

TCL CSOT showcases 360 Hz OLED panel on Lenovo Legion prototype

It is a boon for competitive gaming. This is a sneak peek into the future of ultra-high speed display panels in the laptop segment.

Specifications

• Panel Type: Inkjet-Printed OLED
• Refresh Rate: 360 Hz
• Resolution: 1440p (2560 x 1440)
• Screen Size: 16-inch
• Color Gamut: 100% DCI-P3

This display panel is a 16-inch Inkjet-Printed OLED (IJP) display panel with a resolution of 2560 x 1440p. This differs from the traditional OLED panels as it uses precision nozzles to inject the liquid organic materials into subpixel trenches. The production process seeks to reduce the cost of manufacturing while improving text clarity compared to the traditional OLED display panels.

The display panel has a refreshing rate of 360Hz, and the company claims this is best for competitive gaming. It has a color gamut of 100% DCI-P3 and a brightness of up to 500nits. It is a considerable improvement from the 240Hz IJP OLED display panel provided by TCL to Lenovo for Legion R9000P.

We have been following the Lenovo Legion Laptop line-up very closely. We also covered Lenovo Legion Pro 7i 16 G10 review earlier. We have seen a 240Hz OLED in that model.

So, this 360Hz display panel in the prototype is a definite improvement when it comes to display speed. The technology is intended for people who care more about the flow in visuals rather than stagnant image quality.

TCL CSOT claims that the mass production of the 360Hz OLED display panel could happen soon. However, there is no information about the launch date, price, and final hardware setup. So, potential customers need to wait for some official announcement before they can expect the product.