At DTC 2026, TCL CSOT showcased its latest display advancements, and the IJP OLED products were the star of the show. Inkjet Printed (IJP) OLEDs are known for being more efficient than conventional or FMM OLEDs, and among the newly introduced prototypes is a 16-inch laptop display with super-slim bezels.
A TCL CSOT executive told us that it's a next-gen IJP OLED panel, and it will soon be making it to consumer products. The prototype showcased at the event has bezels that measure 2mm on the left and right sides, while the top one has a bezel thickness of just 1.6mm.
The Yoga Slim 9i 2025 is one of the currently available consumer laptops that has very slim bezels. For reference, Lenovo claims that it has 1.7mm bezels, and the display on that laptop has a screen-to-body ratio of 98%, which is mainly achieved by implementing an under-display camera (available on Amazon).
While TCL CSOT didn't share the potential screen-to-body ratio for their newly revealed 16-inch laptop panel, the company did reveal some of the other specs. That includes a 1440p resolution, 100% DCI-P3 color coverage, and a brightness rating of 400 nits.
There wasn't any mention of the exact refresh rate, but a relatively high refresh rate is possible with the next-gen IJP laptop OLED panels. Check out the pictures attached below to learn more about the prototype that was showcased at the event.
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