Challenge the refresh rate of the ink screen, Hisense warms up the new reading mobile phone A9: full brightness upgrade

Last month, Hisense officially announced that it will release the new A9 mobile phone with ink screen reading on May 11.Recently, the official released a series of the latest teaser of this phone.

Judging from the warm-up news, the A9 may surprise users with the refresh rate, the “big problem” of ink screens.

According to the introduction,Hisense will use the new HyperWave display engine on the A9, which can achieve refresh and upgrade and bring users a smoother reading experience.

Although the official did not make a specific introduction to the HyperWave display engine, judging from Hisense’s previous readers,This should be an upgrade based on the existing dynamic refresh mode.

At present, the dynamic refresh mode of Hisense readers and reading mobile phones can make the ink screen automatically adjust to incomplete refresh when the interface is dynamically operated, and adjust back to full refresh after the interface is static.

In the daily use of users, this technology can avoid the problem of screen splash and frame number caused by the complete refresh of the ink screen; and when reading at a standstill, it can ensure the clarity of the display and avoid the afterimage of incomplete refresh.

This upgrade,The afterimage problem in incomplete refresh mode and the responsiveness of switching between the two refresh modes should be optimized.

In addition to improving the screen refresh rate, the A9 will also optimize brightness adjustment to improve the comfort of users reading for a long time in different lighting environments.

It is worth mentioning that the recent warm-up of the A9 by Hisense has actually hinted at the rear shell design of this phone:It is likely to follow the design language of the previous Hi Reader and TOUCH rounded rectangles, and add a single-lens lens in the upper left corner.

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