A good number of interesting prototypes were showcased at the DTC 2026 event hosted by TCL CSOT. On the gaming side, there was a Lenovo Legion gaming laptop prototype that was equipped with a 360Hz IJP OLED display.
This prototype gaming laptop features a next-gen IJP OLED display with a 16-inch screen size, and it's titled the "highest refresh rate" for laptops. Specifically, the prototype was shown with a 360Hz panel, and to compare, the current commercially available OLED options max out at 240Hz. The Legion R9000P, which uses an Inkjet Printed (IJP) OLED display, is one such example, while the Razer Blade 16 with RTX 5090 is another one (our review).
Back in August 2026, Samsung made a push with its 300Hz gaming laptop OLED display, and now TCL CSOT seems to have bumped it up even higher. There wasn't anything about the internal specs of the prototype Legion device, but as showcased at the event, this next-gen IJP OLED panel has a native resolution of 2560x1440 pixels, and it's rated for 100% DCI-P3 color coverage (color-accurate ASUS ProArt PA278QV curr. $177.97 on Amazon).
With a brightness rating of 500 nits, it should be bright enough for a proper gaming experience in challenging lighting conditions. An executive told us that TCL CSOT is currently working with partners, and mass production for the panel could start soon.
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