Hisense commemorates TV centenary in London with RGB MiniLED showcase
Hisense held a two-day event in London at the site of John Logie Baird's 1926 TV demo, celebrating 100 years of television and unveiling its new RGB MiniLED technology.
To mark a century since John Logie Baird's pioneering public television demonstration, Hisense staged a celebration at the historic 22 Frith Street address and at The Now Building in Outernet London on 24 and 25 October. The event, titled "Celebrating 100 Years of Television. Hisense, the Origin of RGB MiniLED," offered a guided "London Walk through TV History" linking key sites, complimentary coffee at Bar Italia, and souvenir giveaways.
A highlight was the appearance of Iain Logie Baird, who likened Hisense's work to his grandfather's laboratory breakthroughs. Attendees also explored a museum-style exhibit and a 360-degree ultra-HD environment showcasing the company's RGB MiniLED technology, featured in the 116UXS television. Martin Wilkie of World Origin Sites praised the advancement, and Arun Bhatoye, Head of Marketing for Hisense UK, emphasized the company's role in shaping future display standards.
Why it matters
The event links TV's historic roots to modern display tech, highlighting Hisense's push for higher-quality consumer screens.
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