Father’s Day is the ideal time to go big — big screens and big sound for big entertainment.
Innovation in TVs has been accelerating, producing ultra-large formats never before seen in home entertainment, with several options from which to choose based on the viewing experience desired and space for comfortable viewing.
Panel TVs 100 inches and larger are relatively new to the marketplace, and are the pinnacle of the visual experience. Driven by Quantum Dot technology and the advanced AI Hi-View Engine PRO Chipset, these mammoth TVs leverage deep learning and innovative technologies to redefine viewing. Technology in the TV includes Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro, Face Detection, AI HDR Enhancement and AI Detail Enhancement, which precisely optimizes the display, creates lifelike skin tones, refines HDR detail and significantly improves image detail for a viewing journey unlike any that has come before it. With a 144Hz refresh rate — which is perfect for movies, sports and gaming — and cinematic audio from Dolby Atmos-powered 2.1.2 multi-channel audio, it brings heart-pounding action, intense gameplay and immersive sports viewing to life.
The other option for a large-format screen is a laser TV, the modern take on a projector. But unlike the old school platforms that required mounting from the ceiling halfway across the room and a complex network of wires snaking to and fro, modern laser projectors sit directly below the screen.
The Ultra-Short Throw technology is not only an easier and more aesthetically pleasing set up, it also produces a sharp, crystal-clear image accompanied by cinematic sound. Beyond the incredible quality of the image produced — smooth motion, razor-sharp contrast, a massive palette of more than a billion colours — the latest line of laser TVs takes the entertainment experience to the next level.
For a big screen on the go, laser projectors can be found in more portable formats. The Hisense C2 Ultra Mini Projector is a compact but powerful machine powered by a TriChroma Laser that exquisitely places more than a billion colours in consistently clear and vibrant images on screens from 65 inches up to 300 inches. Designed for use with Xbox, it boasts 4K resolution and an impressive refresh rate of up to HSR 240, ensuring fluid motion and sharp visuals for an immersive experience. The game mode detects when your gaming console is on and automatically adjusts the projector settings, delivering seamless, lag-free gameplay.
According to sales data from the first quarter of 2025, seven of every 10 laser TVs sold in the world are Hisense products — upholding a stranglehold Hisense has had on the top spot in the laser TV segment for six years running. Hisense also maintains its dominance in panel TVs with a screen 100-inches or larger with a 56.7 per cent global volume share — extending its No. 1 ranking from 2023 and 2024 into Q1 2025. The sales data from industry research firm Omdia also places Hisense as the global leader in MiniLED TVs, with a 29.3 per cent market share.
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Elevate Father’s Day with Big Screen Innovations
Father’s Day is the ideal time to go big — big screens and big sound for big entertainment.
Innovation in TVs has been accelerating, producing ultra-large formats never before seen in home entertainment, with several options from which to choose based on the viewing experience desired and space for comfortable viewing.
Panel TVs 100 inches and larger are relatively new to the marketplace, and are the pinnacle of the visual experience. Driven by Quantum Dot technology and the advanced AI Hi-View Engine PRO Chipset, these mammoth TVs leverage deep learning and innovative technologies to redefine viewing. Technology in the TV includes Dynamic Tone Mapping Pro, Face Detection, AI HDR Enhancement and AI Detail Enhancement, which precisely optimizes the display, creates lifelike skin tones, refines HDR detail and significantly improves image detail for a viewing journey unlike any that has come before it. With a 144Hz refresh rate — which is perfect for movies, sports and gaming — and cinematic audio from Dolby Atmos-powered 2.1.2 multi-channel audio, it brings heart-pounding action, intense gameplay and immersive sports viewing to life.
The other option for a large-format screen is a laser TV, the modern take on a projector. But unlike the old school platforms that required mounting from the ceiling halfway across the room and a complex network of wires snaking to and fro, modern laser projectors sit directly below the screen.
The Ultra-Short Throw technology is not only an easier and more aesthetically pleasing set up, it also produces a sharp, crystal-clear image accompanied by cinematic sound. Beyond the incredible quality of the image produced — smooth motion, razor-sharp contrast, a massive palette of more than a billion colours — the latest line of laser TVs takes the entertainment experience to the next level.
For a big screen on the go, laser projectors can be found in more portable formats. The Hisense C2 Ultra Mini Projector is a compact but powerful machine powered by a TriChroma Laser that exquisitely places more than a billion colours in consistently clear and vibrant images on screens from 65 inches up to 300 inches. Designed for use with Xbox, it boasts 4K resolution and an impressive refresh rate of up to HSR 240, ensuring fluid motion and sharp visuals for an immersive experience. The game mode detects when your gaming console is on and automatically adjusts the projector settings, delivering seamless, lag-free gameplay.
According to sales data from the first quarter of 2025, seven of every 10 laser TVs sold in the world are Hisense products — upholding a stranglehold Hisense has had on the top spot in the laser TV segment for six years running. Hisense also maintains its dominance in panel TVs with a screen 100-inches or larger with a 56.7 per cent global volume share — extending its No. 1 ranking from 2023 and 2024 into Q1 2025. The sales data from industry research firm Omdia also places Hisense as the global leader in MiniLED TVs, with a 29.3 per cent market share.
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