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TCL 2026 TV Lineup Lands With QM8L, QM7L and $8,000 RM9L as Mini LED Fight Heats Up

TCL 2026 TV Lineup Lands With QM8L, QM7L and $8,000 RM9L as Mini LED Fight Heats Up

TCL launched two new SQD-Mini LED TVs in the U.S., the QM8L and QM7L, with prices starting at $1,199.99, and opened pre-orders for its first RGB-Mini LED model, the RM9L, priced up to $29,999.99 for 115 inches. The QM8L is available now, while the QM7L and RM9L are on pre-order. UK models launched a day earlier, starting at 379 pounds. TCL executives said the QM8L may match the RM9L’s picture quality at half the price.
April 17, 2026
Hisense UR9 RGB MiniLED TV Takes Aim at OLED as Australia, New Zealand Rollout Builds

Hisense UR9 RGB MiniLED TV Takes Aim at OLED as Australia, New Zealand Rollout Builds

Hisense’s 65-inch UR9 RGB MiniLED TV will launch at Best Buy in the U.S. for $3,499.99 on April 23, matching OLED prices. The UR9 features DisplayPort over USB-C for 4K gaming up to 180Hz, anti-reflection tech, and Devialet audio. Australian models start at A$2,299, with retail arrivals expected in late April. Reviewers say the UR9 offers high brightness and color but trails OLED in contrast and viewing angles.
April 13, 2026

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  • J Sainsbury Investment Narrative Shifts Amid Mixed Analyst Views
    May 29, 2026, 10:46 PM EDT. The investment narrative for J Sainsbury (LSE:SBRY) is evolving with mixed analyst opinions. Fair value estimates slightly decreased from £3.55 to £3.48 per share amid varying target adjustments. Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan remain bullish, raising price targets to around £3.60 and £3.45, respectively, indicating potential upside. Conversely, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and Citi adopt more cautious stances, highlighting competitive challenges. Sainsbury announced a £300 million share buyback plan through February 2027, supporting shareholder value. Adjustments include a slightly higher revenue growth forecast at 2.76%, a marginally lower net profit margin of 1.59%, and a discount rate revising to 9.00%. Investors can track developments via Simply Wall St's community and watchlists to gauge shifting market perspectives on the UK grocer's stock.