TCL details the upcoming 2019 TV range with a focus on bigger screens and high-end features such as QLED quantum dot panels and mini-LED local dimming zones for enhanced 4K performance.
On the top of the 2019 TCL range is the QLED 8-Series. It consists of two models, the 65-inch 65Q825 and 75-inch 75Q825, both featuring Quantum Contrast technology the company says offers a "significant jump" in brightness, contrast and viewing angles using mini-LEDs to create local dimming zones. The TVs handle 100% of DCI-P3 colour volume coverage, and customers can use the AiPQ Engine to optimse colour, contrast and clarity. Also included is HDR support via HDR10 and Dolby Vision.
Released in 2017 the original Spectacles were, to put it mildly, a loss maker for Snap. In fact, the company admitted just 0.08% of Snapchat users bought a pair, and as a result ended up making a $40 million loss on the the device, the result of “excess inventory reserves and inventory purchase commitment cancellation charges.” The 2nd generation Spectacles featured a bulkier design, and Snap did not release any sales figures.
GL switches come in 3 variants, linear, tacticle and clicky, or the equivalent of the Cherry MX Red, Brown and Blue switches. Logitech claims they are 50% the height of standard mechnical switches and offer 25% faster presses, making for a more comfortable typing experience.
