This year's CES 2024 will be full of interesting technologies that are pushing forward into the future, such as the 110-inch mini LED TV from Hisense.

Shining as bright as a diamond (or the sun itself), the new display features an astounding 10,000 nits of brightness and a new AI-powered chip that allows for versatile image post-processing. Hisense plans to unveil the 110UX in a big way at CES, and it will be the next iteration of ULED X technology to garner a great deal of attention.

In its press release, Hisense emphasizes the use of 40,000 backlight zones through the use of mini-LED technology as the reason for this extraordinary level of brightness in its latest display. mini-LEDs in the 110UX have a high output of 24 V and are designed to provide a high contrast ratio with low backlight leakage. leakage of the backlight and an increased contrast ratio, giving this massive TV an impeccable margin for error.

A screen this large has some drawbacks, but Hisense was prescient: the 110UX has a special internal panel construction and anti-glare film that provides a 1.28% reflectance, enhancing visibility and reducing glare.

It also features state-of-the-art STW2.0 wide-angle film technology to further reduce glare and backlight leakage when necessary. [According to Hisense, "The 110UX is a monumental leap forward in LED display innovation, setting new industry benchmarks in multiple categories."

Hisense's mini LEDs have garnered significant attention since their debut at this year's CES 2023 . In his review of the U6K, a mini-LED model that costs only $500, Nick Pino called it "one of the best budget TVs in years." While the mini-LED technology is quite phenomenal in brightness, it does have some limitations, such as color accuracy and gaming capabilities.

There is no doubt how much artificial intelligence has penetrated people's consciousness over the past year and will be a major focus at CES 2024. Hisense is one of the many companies showcasing AI-powered gadgets, and the 110UX is no exception. [This 110-inch display is powered by Hisense's newly developed AI-powered X chipset. With this chip, the 110UX can reconstruct the image on the screen through various processes, using features such as AI contrast and AI depth.

No official pricing has been announced yet, so we will have to wait until CES to find out how much we will have to shell out for this massive TV and its amazing features.

The Hisense 110UX is the winner of the CES 2024 Innovation Award, and its official launch next year is not to be missed. We will bring you hands-on impressions directly from the exhibit hall.