Stephen Fenech

If you're still intent on buying a 100-inch TV, you've got the choice of the U7.

which is 6999, or the U6, which is 5999.

And both of those that I mentioned are not RGB.

They are still the older technology, the mini-LED, which is still amazing, I've got to say.

So Hisense, they got the ball rolling with this stuff.

We saw all this, by the way, back in the Consumer Electronics Show.

Back in Vegas, we had the first glimpse of RGB, and in fact –

Hisense launched, we reviewed the 116-inch model that was late last year.

They released it.

Samsung also had a 115-inch model that we reviewed also.

And you can read those reviews on Tech Guide.

But it really did set the tone to say, well, here's this new whiz-bang technology.

If you want to buy it in really big sizes, it's going to be expensive.

Like the 116-inch model,

a Hisense RGB mini LED TV is $39,999.

And if you can afford that, good luck to you.

But for the rest of us, we can look at that TV and think, ooh, that technology looks amazing.

I can't wait for it to appear in a TV that's more affordable.

And lo and behold, Hisense has delivered.

I think they're all about that.