First “truly wireless” TV will be revealed at CES 2023, packs an Nvidia GPU and AMD CPU

We typically see new TVs announced and revealed at CES each year, but Displace is bringing something unique to the table with its first product. The recently founded US-based TV maker is working on the first “truly wireless” display, and it'll pack Nvidia and AMD hardware under the hood. 

As first reported by FlatPanelsHD, the 55-inch 4K OLED TV developed by Displace will use a swappable battery system (four rechargeable batteries) created by Displace. Each fully charged battery lasts a month if used 6 hours a day. Weighing around 9KG, the TV won't feature any ports or wires, making the “world's first truly wireless TV”.

To control the Displace TV, users can use hand gestures captured by the built-in camera (which can be turned off), touch controls or voice. With the TV comes a wireless unit offering Wi-Fi 6E connectivity that needs to be connected to an electrical outlet. Inside this unit, there's an undisclosed AMD CPU and Nvidia GPU, a considerable upgrade over the typical ARM-based MediaTek SoCs in most modern TVs. The TV OS wasn't specified.

The TV itself measures in at 55 inches, and Displace does not currently have plans for larger or smaller versions. We'll learn more official details about this TV at CES next month.

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