TCL亮相国际消费类电子产品展览会

Group 1 - The North American International Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2026) has commenced in Las Vegas, showcasing TCL's innovations across its three core industries: smart terminals, semiconductor displays, and new energy photovoltaics, under the themes of "Screen Universe" and "AI Life" [1] - TCL is participating in CES for the 33rd time, with a booth area of 2,453 square meters, making it the largest Chinese brand at the event for several consecutive years [1] Group 2 - TCL's display products are positioned as key interactive carriers in the AI era, with a focus on creating a comprehensive "Screen Universe" ecosystem through full-size and multi-scenario layouts [3] - The flagship TCL X11L SQD-Mini LED TV, featuring Super Quantum Dot and Super Butterfly Wing technology, offers five core advantages including high color gamut, no color bleeding, more zones, higher brightness, and a thinner design [3] - The newly launched SQD-Mini LED TV Q10M series aims to break the barriers of top-tier picture quality, making premium audiovisual experiences accessible to a wider audience [3] Group 3 - TCL's founder and chairman, Li Dongsheng, highlighted the company's 27-year global journey since its expansion into Vietnam in 1999, with a goal to "recreate five TCLs" overseas as it celebrates its 45th anniversary [5] - The North American regional operations center serves as a model for entering high-end markets, with TCL establishing a research center in Silicon Valley and a manufacturing base in Mexico to support its North American business [5] - TCL ranks second in TV shipment volume in the North American market, leveraging local R&D, production, and marketing [5] - As a global partner of the Olympics, TCL enhances communication with consumers through sports and cultural initiatives, including sponsorship of the NFL and the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood [5] - The company plans to strengthen its position in technology-intensive industries, focusing on R&D in AI applications and next-generation display technologies, while exploring foundational and cutting-edge "technology deep waters" [5]