Introduction: As far as the technology itself is concerned, OLED is the most mature self-luminous (pixel control) display technology. There are 13 TV companies in the world that participate in and actively promote OLED TV products and are deeply loved by high-end users.
Liquid crystal (LCD) technology has no future. This is the consensus reached by the display industry. The powerful upstream companies and TV manufacturers have already begun to lay out for the future several years ago, trying to become the leader in the new display era. As Jun sees, LG Display began to lay out its OLED TV strategy as early as 2013; Samsung and TCL have been devoting themselves to the development and application of quantum dots (Qled) technology in recent years; Hisense began promoting laser television products in 2014.
As far as the technology itself is concerned, OLED is the most mature self-illumination (pixel control light) display technology. There are 13 TV companies in the world that participate in and actively promote OLED TV products and are deeply loved by high-end users. Quantum dot display technology has a wonderful imagination and future development direction is self-illumination. Samsung (acquired QD Vision) and TCL (Hua Xing Optoelectronics) need to seize the time to get rid of the shackles of LCD in the QLED technology as soon as possible.
Can laser TVs replace LCD TVs?
If the OLED and QLED landscape has already been formed, then the most interesting and confusing one is laser television. Too many brands and too many concepts that confuse audiovisual are confusing millions of consumers. The laser television industry needs a "leader". To regulate the entire industry chaos. Throughout the history of the development of laser television, only Hisense has this strength.
As early as 10 years ago (2007), Hisense has started to develop laser display technology. In fact, the concept of laser cinema TV was first proposed by LG Electronics, but the technical challenge is very large. LG Electronics finally chose to give up, and Hisense insisted. Down. In the end, in 2014, Hisense officially launched and launched a laser television (laser theater) product. The shocking experience of the huge screen is exciting.
Many people may think that Hisense laser TV is just a branch, and the real main force is LCD TV. Dr. Xianxin Xian, the deputy general manager of Hisense Laser Display Co., Ltd., hopes that “Laser TV can replace LCD TVs.†This is why Hisense's laser TVs gradually went down from 120-inch and 100-inch to 88-inch and 80-inch. Will explore 70 inches or even smaller sizes.
Oversized LCD TVs cost several times more than laser TVs
This is a very interesting phenomenon. The larger the size of LCD TVs, the higher the cost, and the smaller the size of laser TVs, the lower the cost will be. As laser display technology is continuously iteratively updated and production costs are gradually reduced, it is considered that The advantages of laser television form, the advantages of eye protection, transportation and space advantages, laser television instead of LCD TV is not impossible.
How can laser TV break the limit of quality?
The principle of laser television is ultra-short focal projection technology. Frankly speaking, there is a certain gap between the quality of laser display products and mainstream LCDs, not to mention high-end OLEDs and QLEDs. The vast majority of home projector manufacturers evade light weight, talking about brightness and size. This is actually very rigorous.
Mainstream laser TV chaos and proliferation: uneven quality, the price gap is amazing
For example, the higher the brightness of the projection product means the lighter the color, the larger the projected size, the lower the brightness (the brightness will decay with distance), and it is obviously not convincing to use only one brightness parameter. The only specification is Hisense Laser TV. All of its laser TV models are fixed-size, equipped with high-end screens and surround sound, and ultimately have the best results in terms of audition effects.
Dr. Liu Xianrong said: The quality of Hisense's laser TVs is benchmarked by LCD TVs. The data in the laboratory strives to achieve or even surpass the standards of LCD TVs, and the service life is also very supportive. Only when the quality level of laser television reaches this level can it really replace LCD TVs, because it is very difficult for consumers to pay for the quality of retrograde photographs. On the contrary, consumers' pursuit of image quality is endless.
Behind the Laser TV Market - Unlimited Business Opportunities
In 2016, sales of global TV products reached 200 million, while only 8 million units were in the projection market (this data does not include micro-investment), which means that there is an unlimited business opportunity behind the laser TV market. In recent years, Hisense, Mimi, Nuts, Micro Whale, Kansang, Xiaomi and other brands have entered the laser TV/micro-investment market one after another, precisely because they are optimistic about the broad prospects of the laser display industry.
Wallpaper OLED TV subverts people's understanding of television
For decades, televisions have been like this, and their image has been deeply ingrained. By 2017, the emergence of wallpaper OLED TVs and screen sounding OLED TVs has overturned our understanding of TV products. Dr. Xianfeng Liu said that there is also a huge imagination in the form of laser TVs. The shape of TV in the future must not be “stupid†and stupid. Stupid look.
The era of the Three Kingdoms - who can't even say the last laugh
OLED TVs have begun to show amazing potential, but production capacity is relatively limited, and it is imperative that production capacity continue to climb to consolidate strengths; quantum dot QLED technology is supported by Samsung, TCL, and Hisense, and once they realize the potential for self-luminous emission; TV needs to standardize industry standards and continue to prove itself in terms of quality.
There is no doubt that although LCD TVs have a long life cycle, it's only a matter of time before you're a synonym for low-end, and various display technologies are starting to make a comeback. However, nowadays, the popularity of OLED TVs and QLED QD TVs is extremely high. Laser TVs seem to be marginalized.
Samsung, LG and Sharp all have their own display panel business. TCL owns Huaxing Optoelectronics, Skyworth owns a share of LG Display, and Hisense does not have a display panel. Under such circumstances, laser-free screen TV is an excellent opportunity.
Liquid crystal (LCD) technology has no future. This is the consensus reached by the display industry. The powerful upstream companies and TV manufacturers have already begun to lay out for the future several years ago, trying to become the leader in the new display era. As Jun sees, LG Display began to lay out its OLED TV strategy as early as 2013; Samsung and TCL have been devoting themselves to the development and application of quantum dots (Qled) technology in recent years; Hisense began promoting laser television products in 2014.
As far as the technology itself is concerned, OLED is the most mature self-illumination (pixel control light) display technology. There are 13 TV companies in the world that participate in and actively promote OLED TV products and are deeply loved by high-end users. Quantum dot display technology has a wonderful imagination and future development direction is self-illumination. Samsung (acquired QD Vision) and TCL (Hua Xing Optoelectronics) need to seize the time to get rid of the shackles of LCD in the QLED technology as soon as possible.
Can laser TVs replace LCD TVs?
If the OLED and QLED landscape has already been formed, then the most interesting and confusing one is laser television. Too many brands and too many concepts that confuse audiovisual are confusing millions of consumers. The laser television industry needs a "leader". To regulate the entire industry chaos. Throughout the history of the development of laser television, only Hisense has this strength.
As early as 10 years ago (2007), Hisense has started to develop laser display technology. In fact, the concept of laser cinema TV was first proposed by LG Electronics, but the technical challenge is very large. LG Electronics finally chose to give up, and Hisense insisted. Down. In the end, in 2014, Hisense officially launched and launched a laser television (laser theater) product. The shocking experience of the huge screen is exciting.
Many people may think that Hisense laser TV is just a branch, and the real main force is LCD TV. Dr. Xianxin Xian, the deputy general manager of Hisense Laser Display Co., Ltd., hopes that “Laser TV can replace LCD TVs.†This is why Hisense's laser TVs gradually went down from 120-inch and 100-inch to 88-inch and 80-inch. Will explore 70 inches or even smaller sizes.
Oversized LCD TVs cost several times more than laser TVs
This is a very interesting phenomenon. The larger the size of LCD TVs, the higher the cost, and the smaller the size of laser TVs, the lower the cost will be. As laser display technology is continuously iteratively updated and production costs are gradually reduced, it is considered that The advantages of laser television form, the advantages of eye protection, transportation and space advantages, laser television instead of LCD TV is not impossible.
How can laser TV break the limit of quality?
The principle of laser television is ultra-short focal projection technology. Frankly speaking, there is a certain gap between the quality of laser display products and mainstream LCDs, not to mention high-end OLEDs and QLEDs. The vast majority of home projector manufacturers evade light weight, talking about brightness and size. This is actually very rigorous.
Mainstream laser TV chaos and proliferation: uneven quality, the price gap is amazing
For example, the higher the brightness of the projection product means the lighter the color, the larger the projected size, the lower the brightness (the brightness will decay with distance), and it is obviously not convincing to use only one brightness parameter. The only specification is Hisense Laser TV. All of its laser TV models are fixed-size, equipped with high-end screens and surround sound, and ultimately have the best results in terms of audition effects.
Dr. Liu Xianrong said: The quality of Hisense's laser TVs is benchmarked by LCD TVs. The data in the laboratory strives to achieve or even surpass the standards of LCD TVs, and the service life is also very supportive. Only when the quality level of laser television reaches this level can it really replace LCD TVs, because it is very difficult for consumers to pay for the quality of retrograde photographs. On the contrary, consumers' pursuit of image quality is endless.
Behind the Laser TV Market - Unlimited Business Opportunities
In 2016, sales of global TV products reached 200 million, while only 8 million units were in the projection market (this data does not include micro-investment), which means that there is an unlimited business opportunity behind the laser TV market. In recent years, Hisense, Mimi, Nuts, Micro Whale, Kansang, Xiaomi and other brands have entered the laser TV/micro-investment market one after another, precisely because they are optimistic about the broad prospects of the laser display industry.
Wallpaper OLED TV subverts people's understanding of television
For decades, televisions have been like this, and their image has been deeply ingrained. By 2017, the emergence of wallpaper OLED TVs and screen sounding OLED TVs has overturned our understanding of TV products. Dr. Xianfeng Liu said that there is also a huge imagination in the form of laser TVs. The shape of TV in the future must not be “stupid†and stupid. Stupid look.
The era of the Three Kingdoms - who can't even say the last laugh
OLED TVs have begun to show amazing potential, but production capacity is relatively limited, and it is imperative that production capacity continue to climb to consolidate strengths; quantum dot QLED technology is supported by Samsung, TCL, and Hisense, and once they realize the potential for self-luminous emission; TV needs to standardize industry standards and continue to prove itself in terms of quality.
There is no doubt that although LCD TVs have a long life cycle, it's only a matter of time before you're a synonym for low-end, and various display technologies are starting to make a comeback. However, nowadays, the popularity of OLED TVs and QLED QD TVs is extremely high. Laser TVs seem to be marginalized.
Samsung, LG and Sharp all have their own display panel business. TCL owns Huaxing Optoelectronics, Skyworth owns a share of LG Display, and Hisense does not have a display panel. Under such circumstances, laser-free screen TV is an excellent opportunity.
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