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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, December 18 (Xinhua)-- U.S.-based startup Displace has announced that it will launch "the world's first real wireless TV" on CES in 2023, an OLED TV that runs on rechargeable batteries.

Founded in 2022, the Displace TV, called "Displace TV", supports touch and voice controls, as well as gestures via cameras (which can be turned off).

According to reports, this 55-inch 4K OLED TV weighs less than 20 pounds (about 9.080 kilograms), has no wires or ports, and uses a proprietary replaceable battery system. The TV has a wireless unit box that maintains a connection to the power outlet. The unit box has built-in AMD CPU and Nvidia GPU, and supports Wi-Fi 6e. Compared with the cheap ARM-based MediaTek SoC in most televisions, this is a relatively expensive solution.

Users can even combine multiple Displace TV sets to form televisions of any size. For example, the company says, "four televisions can create a 110inch TV with a 16K resolution." This seems to be a bit of a problem, however, because the four 4K panels are spliced together with a resolution of 8K instead of 16K.

The battery used on the TV can provide a month's battery life based on an average of six hours a day, the company said. However, the company did not say how long it would take to recharge the battery.

CTOnews.com learned that Displace TV will make its official debut at the 2023 CES in Las Vegas in early January, pre-order will be available on its website from January 5, and will be available at the end of 2023, with its debut in the United States.

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