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<\/p>\nRealme introduced a number of new products, including Smart TV SLED 4K (55”) and Smart TV 4K (55” and 43”), as well as Buds Q2S headphones and a hair trimmer.<\/p>\n
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Smart TV SLED 4K with a screen diagonal of 55 inches is positioned by the company as the world’s first TV to support SLED technology.\u00a0Instead of a single-color backlight spectrum (white or blue), the substrate glows in three colors: blue, red and green, providing uniform color reproduction.\u00a0This gives the TV an ultra-wide color gamut and 108% NTSC color gamut.<\/p>\n
The device also uses ChromaBoost technology, which allows you to get a clearer and more natural picture through the use of a dynamic color matching algorithm at the pixel level.\u00a0The TV has been certified by T\u00dcV Rheinland for reduced levels of harmful eye radiation in the blue part of the spectrum.\u00a0The screen is surrounded by a 9.5mm bezel, resulting in a screen-to-body ratio of 94.6%.<\/p>\n
Smart TV SLED 4K is based on a MediaTek processor with four ARM Cortex A55 cores with a clock speed of 1.2 GHz and a Mali-470 MP3 GPU.\u00a0Support for HDR10 video decoding and HLG format is also reported.\u00a0The TV is equipped with a 24 W audio system with support for Dolby Audio technology.\u00a0The speakers are housed in two separate units, each with a widescreen stereo speaker.\u00a0The TV runs on the Android TV platform with voice control support.<\/p>\n
A series of Smart TV 4K TVs will be presented in two models with a screen diagonal of 43” and 50”. New items support Smart TV and Dolby Vision format with HDR, provide 90 percent coverage of the DCI-P3 color space.<\/p>\n
realme Smart 4K TVs feature a bezel-less design.\u00a0The 43-inch model has a bezel thickness of just 2.2mm, resulting in a 97.2% screen-to-body ratio.\u00a0The viewing angle is 178\u00b0.<\/p>\n
The Smart TV 4K uses a MediaTek quad-core 64-bit architecture with 1.5GHz ARM Cortex A53 cores and a Mali-G52 GPU.\u00a0The amount of DDR3 RAM is 2 GB, the capacity of the flash drive is 16 GB.\u00a0High quality sound is achieved through support for Dolby Atmos surround sound technology.\u00a0TVs come pre-installed with Android TV and support for voice assistant.<\/p>\n
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The Realme Buds Q2 True Wireless Earphones (TWS) support up to 30 hours of battery life in playback mode (when using the charging case).\u00a0Ten minutes of recharging is enough for 150 minutes of device operation.\u00a0The headphones are equipped with 10 mm drivers that provide rich bass, and the deepest sound is achieved thanks to proprietary Bass Boost + technology.\u00a0The headphones also support Dolby Atmos technology, game mode with an audio delay of 88 ms, and ENC noise reduction technology during a call.<\/p>\n
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Ergonomic and easy to use, realme’s low noise trimmer features self-sharpening stainless steel blades and is made of ABS materials.\u00a0The device has 20 hair length settings in 0.5 mm increments.\u00a0The capacity of the battery that can be used while charging (via USB Type-C port) is 800 mAh.\u00a0A lock against accidental activation and protection against heating of the blades will ensure the safety of the user.<\/p>\n
The dates of the start of sales and the validity of promotional offers will be announced separately.\u00a0As a gift, all TV buyers will receive a three-month subscription to the IVI online cinema (the promotion is valid from August 16 to December 31, 2022)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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