TCL all set to launch P-series line-up – India’s first Android 11 TV

Television major TCL is all set to launch its P-series 4K HDR TV in India which comes with Android 11. The TV is already revealed at the recently-held Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2021.

Sporting a metallic trim design, the latest addition to the brand’s existing arsenal features Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos technologies for immersive viewing and optimized audio output, respectively. The Dolby Vision offers ultra-vivid picture quality with perfectly-balanced brightness, contrast, color, and detail by merging high dynamic range (HDR) with wide color gamut capabilities.

The Dolby Atmos, on the other hand, releases a sound that revolves around the user, hence ensuring unmatched realism with incredible clarity that one has never heard before. In terms of sound, DTS decoding technology is another built-in feature that produces sounds akin to the quality of live-studio recordings.

The device is also backed by MEMC motion picture processing capabilities, which ensures stable, crisper, and better imagery performance, especially when it comes to watching fast-moving, action-packed content. On top of that, it also comes equipped with hands-free voice control 2.0. This technology enables users to do so many activities – be it switching channels, setting reminders, or exploring streaming services – all via simple voice commands.

Mike Chen, General Manager, TCL India, said, “We are very excited to launch our latest offering, which was also one of the line-ups that we showcased at the recently-held CES. The TV not only offers great looks but is also packed with cutting-edge technologies that will make entertainment more seamless for users. Since our inception, we have been successfully launching new products that perfectly meet the needs and tastes of Indian consumers. We expect a positive response from our latest addition to the portfolio and promise to roll out more new products in the coming months, which will be designed with innovation at the forefront.”