TCL QD-Mini LED TVs: A Game-Changer in Display Technology

 

TCL, Pakistan’s No. 1 LED TV brand’s QD-Mini LED technology stands out for its precise control over light distribution, significantly reducing blooming and creating deeper blacks. This ensures a stunning level of detail in both bright and dark scenes, perfect for cinematic and high-definition content. The integration of Quantum Dot Pro technology further amplifies color vibrancy, delivering over a billion colors with greater accuracy. This combination makes these TVs ideal for movie lovers, gamers, and sports enthusiasts seeking an immersive, lifelike viewing experience.

Another key advantage of TCL's QD-Mini LED displays is their energy efficiency, thanks to the TCL’s innovative six crystal light emitting chip that allow better light management and consume less power. Whether in a brightly lit room or a dark environment, these TVs maintain consistent picture quality, making them versatile for any viewing condition.

 TCL's QD-Mini LED technology is a game-changer for gaming enthusiasts. The ultra-low latency, fast refresh rates, and superior contrast provide a smooth and immersive gaming experience, perfect for next-generation consoles and fast-paced games. TCL also supports advanced gaming features like Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) and Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) that are compatible with the latest game consoles available in the market, ensuring gamers enjoy a responsive, lag-free experience.

 TCL’s innovation with QD-Mini LED sets a new standard in the TV market. It showcases the brand’s commitment to delivering premium products with cutting-edge technologies that cater to evolving consumer needs. The introduction of QD-Mini LED technology solidifies TCL’s leadership in the display technology market and paves the way for the future of home entertainment, offering a viewing experience that was once only possible in theaters.

 TCL has brought Premium QD Mini LED TVs to Pakistan, revolutionizing home entertainment. Immerse yourself in the massive 115-inch X955 Max or opt for the more compact C855 series (available in 65-inch and 75-inch). Experience unparalleled picture quality with TCL's cutting-edge QD Mini LED technology. Visit the TCL Pakistan website or TCL electronics flagship stores for the latest availability and pricing information.

Only 20% of businesses and organisations are prepared for climate-related disasters, new research from ACCA reveals as COP29 climate summit opens

                                                

Businesses and other organisations are not prepared for weather-related disasters, with out-of-date business continuity plans failing to reflect the frequency of disruption of climate-related events, according to ACCA’s latest report weathering the storm: building resilience against climate disruptions.

This new report paints a concerning picture of organisational preparedness, with only 20% of businesses and other organisations surveyed identifying climate-related risks across their operations. Even more troubling is that a mere 17% regularly rehearse their response to major disruptions, while 25% have no mechanisms in place to build resilience at all.

‘Spain's recent floods and intensifying hurricanes worldwide are harrowing reminders that climate change is not a distant threat; it’s reshaping lives and communities right now,’ said report author Emmeline Skelton, Head of Sustainability at ACCA. ‘Organisations must make climate adaptation a priority— not only to safeguard their operations but to protect the people and places at risk. Rising temperatures, more intense rainfall, and swelling sea levels make the evidence unmistakable: we must act now to build resilience and mitigate further harm.

‘The escalating environmental threats demand comprehensive preparation measures. Yet our survey reveals that climate adaptation planning is still not receiving the urgent attention it requires. It’s time for organisations to take decisive action to protect both their future and the communities they serve. ‘However, resilience is not a priority for organisations with two-thirds of respondents not investing adequately to address the physical risks posed by climate change, and only 37% planning to increase spending in this area.

 ‘Organisations with a digital-first approach can’t overlook climate risks affecting their remote workforce,’ she added. ‘To ensure resilience, forward-thinking organisations need to proactively support remote workers with measures like power backups and health monitoring to stay prepared in an increasingly unpredictable climate.’

Data for the report came from ACCA Global Economic Conditions Survey of over 600 finance professionals around the world and illustrates these concerns vividly. Power outages topped the list of climate-related disruptions in Africa (54% of respondents), while North America’s leading worries included supply chain breakdowns (41%) and employee health issues (39%).

 

CFOs and finance teams are essential to building climate resilience through risk-based planning and sustainable business strategies. By championing transparency in emissions targets and transition plans, finance professionals play a critical role in reducing carbon footprints and advancing net-zero goals, ultimately supporting a fair, inclusive, and climate-resilient future.

ACCA will be sharing the findings of this report, and other research and guidance it has produced on a range of sustainability issues, at the COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan. The report includes tool kits for finance teams to build skills in resilience in areas of scenario testing, crisis management planning and business continuity plans. It also lists key actions business and governments must take to build resilience and address climate-related risks. Find out more at our website.