WitsView睿智显示·2025-05-14 10:03Group 1 - BOE showcased the world's first 75-inch 4K UB Cell 4.0 TV with ultra-high color gamut and 1400:1 contrast ratio [1][6] - In the flexible OLED display sector, BOE introduced a solution featuring TADF+Tandem COE technology, enhancing color gamut and power efficiency [3][6] - BOE's Mini LED display included a 27-inch HDR gaming monitor with a 300Hz refresh rate and 2304 local dimming zones, outperforming OLED displays [6][7] Group 2 - TCL Huaxing presented a full range of printed OLED products, from 6.5-inch mobile displays to 65-inch TVs, achieving comprehensive coverage in size [10][12] - The world's first 14-inch printed OLED tablet display was also unveiled, featuring a 30% increase in pixel density and 99% DCI P3 color gamut coverage [12][13] - TCL Huaxing's 219-inch MLED display supports high contrast and can be seamlessly spliced for large-scale applications [14] Group 3 - Tianma introduced the world's first 6.51-inch HOI display with integrated sensing capabilities for fingerprint recognition and color temperature detection [20][21] - The 12.3-inch "wood grain hidden" display features anti-peep technology and can display dynamic images while maintaining aesthetic design [23][25] - Tianma also showcased innovations in Micro-LED and health-focused displays [25] Group 4 - Visionox presented a range of ViP AMOLED displays for wearables, smartphones, and laptops, achieving 100% DCI-P3 color gamut [26][29] - The company launched the world's first glass-based AMOLED solution for VR/AR applications, achieving 2000 PPI resolution [29][30] - Visionox also introduced several first-of-their-kind flexible AMOLED technologies [33] Group 5 - AUO focused on Micro LED and AI technologies, showcasing a 64-inch transparent Micro LED display with high brightness and color accuracy [34][35] - The company also presented a 13-inch Micro LED head-up display designed for automotive applications [35] Group 6 - Innolux displayed a MicroLED mirror display with high color gamut and brightness, suitable for smart cockpit applications [44][46] - The company introduced an 85-inch 4K AI interactive digital art display that minimizes environmental light reflection [46][49] - Innolux's 12.3-inch active privacy display for vehicles adapts to driver needs while ensuring safety [51] Group 7 - Samsung Display launched the EL-QD technology, enhancing color accuracy and reducing power consumption compared to traditional QD-OLED [55][56] - The company also showcased a 1.4-inch RGB OLEDOS with a peak brightness of 15,000 nits and a resolution of 5,000 PPI [58] - Samsung introduced a stretchable Micro LED display, offering new user experiences [59] Group 8 - LG Display presented its fourth-generation OLED panels with a peak brightness of 4,000 nits, targeting high-end markets [62][64] - The company showcased a 45-inch 5K2K gaming OLED display, enhancing immersive experiences [64][66] - LG Display's concept car featured a 57-inch P2P display and an 18-inch retractable OLED screen for rear-seat entertainment [66]