It costs £1,199 and goes on sale September 9, alongside the cheaper T90 Max Pro Omni (£549, 40,000Pa) and the Winbot W2S Pro window robot (£529).
The T90S Pro Omni (£699) follows on September 24.
TVs and Displays
TCL has put its NXTPAPER anti-glare, low-blue-light treatment on an AMOLED panel for the first time.
The P80 Ultra has a 6.83-inch display with a 'Max Ink' mode that turns the phone into something close to an e-reader.
It costs £480 and is on sale from September 4. The P80 Pro sits below it, and TCL also showed the Tab A1 tablets (from $229).
Two Chinese TV makers, two different bets.
TCL's flagship X11L uses SQD-Mini LED with 20,736 dimming zones and a claimed peak brightness of 6,500 nits.
Hisense, meanwhile, showcased its filter-free LCD technology, which eliminates the need for a color filter layer, potentially improving brightness and efficiency.
These were among the most talked-about TV innovations at the show.
