Super-slim, low-reflection IJP OLED display debuts for thin and light laptops

TCL CSOT has showcased multiple display advancements at the DTC 2026 event. Among the notable ones were the prototypes showcasing the 16-inch IJP (Inkjet Printed) OLED display with a 360Hz refresh rate and another 16-inch panel with bezels as thin as 1.6mm.

Another interesting prototype was the super-thin 14-inch IJP OLED display with low reflectivity. TCL CSOT claims that it measures only 0.6mm, and as demonstrated at the event, the panel itself is pretty light as well, coming in at only 66 grams. A laptop equipped with this panel was demoed at the event, and while there wasn't any concrete info on the overall thickness of the device, it was relatively thin.

An executive from TCL CSOT has shared that this thin IJP OLED panel will enable partners to release lightweight laptops as well (light HP OmniBook 3 curr. $649 on Amazon). Touchscreen options were not available for the demo, but the executive told us they will be available in the future. Of course, the addition of a touchscreen digitizer could eventually increase the thickness of the display.

Another key highlight of this super-thin IJP OLED display is that it has low reflectivity. TCL CSOT claims that there's a 3A film, allowing over 99% of ambient light to be either absorbed or transmitted through the screen. This should also lead to better viewing comfort.

Unlike the 16-inch IJP OLED display with super-slim bezels, there wasn't any information on the bezel size of this thin and light 14-inch panel, but the demo unit had relatively thin bezels. It also had a resolution of 1920x1200 pixels, which is more than good enough for the 14-inch display size.

The company is still working with partners, and it's possible that we will see some commercial laptops with the display enter the market in 2027.