TCL CSOT showcased its printed OLED foldable screen and the world's largest 130-inch TV screen, among other technologies.

The 2026 International Information Display Technology Exhibition (SID2026) opened in Los Angeles, USA on May 5th, local time. Zhao Jun, Senior Vice President of TCL Technology and CEO of TCL CSOT, revealed, "This year, our printed OLED display products will officially debut in the mid-size display market."

TCL CSOT showcased several screen technologies at SID2026, summarized by IT Home as follows:

Printed OLED

It is reported that printed OLED boasts advantages in high material utilization and low energy consumption. TCL CSOT exhibited the world's first printed OLED foldable portable desktop display (28"), with an unfolded thickness of only 4.48mm, presenting borderless, stable, and wide color gamut image quality.

The world's highest-quality WHVA Ultra LCD TV display (85") exhibited at this event uses a native RGBC four-color pixel arrangement, achieving true four-color display from the hardware level. The color gamut reaches 131% BT.2020, effectively suppressing color crosstalk and delivering more natural colors closer to the human eye, as well as a wider color gamut.

TCL CSOT debuted the world's largest TV display (130"), achieving an ultra-high transmittance of 9% and a wide color gamut of NTSC ≥ 110%. Utilizing the most efficient CSPI encoding technology, its transmission efficiency reaches 98%, leading the industry's mass-produced interface protocols by 10%~18%, and reducing the bandwidth of applications operating at the same frequency by 10%~18%.

TCL CSOT also showcased its seamless technology, exhibiting the world's first seamless foldable OLED mobile phone display (7.8") and the world's first integrated seamless foldable OLED mobile phone display (6.9").

TCL CSOT also exhibited the world's highest 1700PPI Real RGB glass-based OLED display (2.24") with a resolution of 2600×2784; in addition, it showcased an ultra-high resolution single-piece full-color silicon-based Micro LED display (0.28"), achieving an ultra-high pixel density of 5131 PPI.