TCL CSOT shows 360Hz inkjet-printed OLED in a Lenovo Legion laptop prototype at DTC 2026
The 16-inch 2560 × 1440 prototype panel is billed as the fastest laptop OLED, 20% above Samsung's 300Hz demo. No firm production date yet.
TCL CSOT demonstrated a prototype Lenovo Legion gaming laptop with a 360Hz inkjet-printed OLED display at DTC 2026, according to videocardz.com, which cites Notebookcheck's report from the event videocardz.com
videocardz.comvideocardz.comOpen source ↗. The panel is presented as having the highest refresh rate among laptop OLED displays.
The screen is 16 inches with a native resolution of 2560 × 1440 pixels, 100% DCI-P3 color coverage and a listed brightness of 500 nits. The report does not say whether this brightness applies to the full screen or a smaller test window. CPU and GPU specifications of the prototype were not provided.
The 360Hz refresh rate is 20% higher than that of the 300Hz OLED laptop display Samsung demonstrated in August. The claim applies to OLED only, since gaming laptops with faster LCD panels already exist. In July, the Lenovo Legion R9000P appeared with TCL CSOT's 16-inch 240Hz IJP OLED display; the new prototype raises the refresh rate by 50%. IJP stands for inkjet printing, the process used to deposit organic light-emitting materials onto the panel.
A TCL CSOT executive told Notebookcheck that the company is working with partners and that mass production could begin soon videocardz.com
videocardz.comvideocardz.comOpen source ↗. There is no firm production date or retail release schedule yet, and no price for a laptop using the panel.
