Press Release: TCL Electronics (1070.HK), one of the major players in the global TV industry and a leading consumer electronics company, has announced that it is becoming the Official TV Partner of Call of Duty: Vanguard and expanding its collaboration with Activision, the PC game publisher.
"We are really excited to expand our partnership with Activision," says Shaoyong Zhang, CEO of TCL Electronics, adding: "We're very passionate about giving players and fans the best gaming experience, and that's exactly what we're doing with our 2021 TCL Mini LED and QLED TVs."
"Call of Duty: Vanguard is poised to deliver an amazing array of experiences to the entire gaming community," he says Will Gahagan, director of global partnerships and integrated marketing at Activision Publishing, adds: “We're delighted to continue our partnership with TCL and we're happy for our players around the world who will be able to enjoy the game even more in all its glory on TCL TVs. We start in November."
TCL has supported the gaming community for many years and has partnered with Call of Duty® in North America since 2018. Now as the official TV for Call of Duty: Vanguard, TCL will use new key communication channels to demonstrate how its display technology and award-winning TVs can make gaming a much more immersive experience and offer an unrivaled gaming experience.
By combining Mini LED technology, QLED and 8K resolution with HDMI 2.1 interface, selected model series of TCL TVs will provide a more powerful and trouble-free display and satisfy even the most demanding gamers.
The technologies and improvements used also include a 120Hz display frequency with dynamic compensation, a smaller color error rate, and a reduction in image blur and vibration. In addition, the new TVs use VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) refresh rate technology, work in ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) and eARC mode, which as a result means a unique audiovisual experience when playing games but also for TV and movie entertainment.
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