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Android Community January 12, 2021 TCL wasted no time in announcing their new devices at the online Consumer Electronics Show this year and for their connected device range, we’re getting a pretty unique wearable display, a more affordable truly wireless earbuds with active noise cancellation, and a Bluetooth-powered pet tracker. The concept for the TCL Wearable Display glasses was previewed at last year’s CES through Project Archery but this time around they’re getting a full commercial product that will go on sale later this year. The TCL Wearable Display is of course the most in...

Join / Sign In TCL shows off new 20 Series phones plus tablets, wearable headset and a pet tracker at CES 2021 TVs aren't the only thing coming out of TCL at CES. Listen - 05:56 TCL makes a lot more than just TVs and at CES it is once again showcasing just how many other products it develops. Beyond introducing an upgraded 6-Series line of televisions that will feature 8K resolution and a jumbo-sized 85-inch "XL Collection", the Chinese company on Monday introduced new phones, tablets and earbuds. It also is showing off a new wearable headset ...

(1) LAS VEGAS, Jan. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- As part of the company's press conference at CES 2021, TCL today announced the latest products in its connected device product lineup. This includes TCL's first commercially available Wearable Display glasses, the premium MOVEAUDIO S600 true wireless earbuds, and latest MOVETRACK pet tracker. These innovative and stylish new offerings from TCL are portable devices designed to add convenience to the lives of consumers, whether they're at home or on the go. "It is a thrill to introduce a truly new and unique type of wearable product that leverages ye...

After having shown off its Project Archery concept several times at various tradeshows over the past few years, TCL is finally ready to bring its heads up display to the general public. Currently called the TCL Wearable Display (the company didn’t try too hard there), the headset will be available commercially later this year, though the company still can’t share pricing or launch information beyond that. Having been through quite a few prototype stages, though, it appears the wearable display has finally reached its final form.