Unlike other sectors, developments in the television world are generally on a smaller scale and remain superficial. However, we may encounter important developments from time to time. One of these developments is that we are finally seeing a television with a video card in it. Produced by Displace, this television can also be used as a computer.
The television that can be used as a computer is Displace TV!
Displace TV, which will be introduced at the CES 2023 fair, is actually a product that is currently in the concept stage. One of the prominent features of the television, which comes with AMD’s processor and Nvidia’s graphics card, is that it can be used as a computer. The unit, which contains the processor and video card, and the television can work as a computer after being connected to each other.
According to Displace’s claim, thanks to the battery that comes with this unit, the television can be used for up to 1 month with 6 hours of daily use without any additional need. For example, if you are in a place without a socket or if you plan to use this TV in a caravan, Displace says that you can use this TV for up to 1 month.
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Another feature of this television in the concept stage is that it does not have any input from the satellite input to the HDMI port. It is thought that all devices will be connected wirelessly and thus cable clutter will be reduced to zero. Wi-Fi 6E support added with the box also promises a lag-free experience for wireless connection and image transfer.
Displace says that from the 55-inch screen, 4 pieces are placed side by side and a 110-inch giant television is obtained. At the same time, with this process, a total of 8K screen is obtained by putting the 4K screens side by side. Displace TV will be introduced on January 5, 2023 and will be available in the US. There is no clear information about whether it will come to other markets, including Turkey.
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