November 26, 2024

Indkal launches Acer’s M series hybrid mini LED televisions in India

The Bengaluru-based Indkal Technologies on Monday (November 25, 2024) launched Acer M series hybrid mini LED QLED smart televisions in India. The new Acer M series mini LED TVs come in 65-inch and 75-inch QLED panels.

The Google TV based Acer M series mini LED QLED TVs operate on Android 11 and upgradable till Android 14.

Acer M series mini LED TVs come with 1,400 nits peak brightness, a 120 Hz refresh rate and a Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) of up to 144 Hz.

The QLED diplay supports 1.07 billion colours with wide colour gamut+, DCI P3 up to 98%, and super blacklevel augmentation.

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The series has Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM), Motion Estimation and Motion Compensation (MEMC), and Full Array Precise Local Dimming features as well.

The Acer mini QLED TVs offer 60 W of sound output on a 2.1 channel speaker systems and with a dedicated rear woofer. They are compatible with Google Assistant as well.

The Acer hybrid mini LED runs on an AI-enabled DynamIQ Realtek dual processor introduced in the Indian market for the first time, said Indkal, a licensee of Acer in India.

Then new Acer M series mini LED QLED TV range starts from ₹89,999 (65-inch).

“By integrating the latest advancements in display, processing, and audio technologies, we have created a truly remarkable home entertainment experience that sets a new benchmark for the industry,” said Anand Dubey, CEO of Indkal Technologies.

Published - November 25, 2024 01:56 pm IST

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