TCL's IJP OLED route moves to Gen 8.6
Inkjet printing is the change Omdia ties to TCL CSOT's Gen 8.6 Guangzhou route, with 32-inch and 34-inch panels and up to 700Hz refresh planned for 2028.
| 32-inch and 34-inch OLED panels | 27-inch 4K 120Hz OLED panel | |
|---|---|---|
| size | 32-inch and 34-inch | 27-inch |
| planned refresh rate | up to 700Hz | 120Hz |
| resolution | 4K | |
| process | IJP OLED | IJP OLED |
| fab | Gen 8.6 | G5.5 |
| production start | 2028 | 3Q26 |
| customer | MSI |
The 700Hz figure is the ceiling Omdia attaches to the route, not a confirmed panel spec.
The 32-inch and 34-inch panels are the planned sizes, but the document does not map them to 700Hz.
IJP printing replaces vacuum evaporation, which changes material cost and waste.
The nearer proof point is the 27-inch 4K 120Hz panel for MSI in 3Q26.
Gen 8.6 is projected to be first at that node for IJP monitor panels.
Omdia's market numbers describe demand, not yield.
The buyer's constraint is the 2028 start and the missing size-to-refresh mapping.
Treat this as a fab-route signal, not a monitor launch.
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