A product similar in terms of size and cinematics to the LG OLED65R1 (the rollable television from LG), the Hisense Rollable Laser TV is of course based on an ultra-short throw video projector.
Hisense Rollable Laser TV
Every two years, Hisense reminds us of its rollable Laser TV. The advantage of such a product of course lies in its discretion, the screen completely disappearing into its casing when the Laser TV is turned off. As a reminder, Laser TVs are sold with a large diagonal fixed technical screen (ALR or CLR for Ambient Light Rejecting or Ceiling Light Rejecting), always present on the wall. Unless you use a motorized screen, the concept of the Rollable Laser TV therefore makes sense in these times of interior minimalism with increasingly sober and/or zen decorations.
We do not know, at the time of writing these lines, the diagonal of the Hisense Rollable Laser TV but it should be close to that of the previous specimens presented in 2020 and 2022, respectively 70'' (178 cm) and 77'' (196 cm).
More details later.
