Core Viewpoint - The 13th China Electronic Information Expo (CITE 2025) showcased innovative display technologies from various manufacturers, highlighting advancements in OLED, Mini-LED, and other display technologies. Group 1: TCL Huaxing - TCL Huaxing presented its HVA Ultra Starry Screen, featuring 178° wide viewing angle, DCI-P3 98% color gamut, and a narrow bezel of 2.9mm, achieving picture quality comparable to OLED [2] - The company showcased its first mass-produced printed OLED 4K display with a 120Hz refresh rate and a bezel-less design, currently with a production capacity of 5.5K, aiming to expand to over 10K [4] - TCL Huaxing's environment light adaptive TV screen utilizes advanced a-Si In-cell Sensor technology to automatically adjust brightness and color temperature, effectively reducing energy consumption [5] - Additional products included an eye-care tablet with anti-reflective features and the world's thinnest LCD laptop module [7] Group 2: Tianma Microelectronics - Tianma Microelectronics focused on automotive display products, showcasing a 13-inch dual-screen curved OLED display that enhances readability and interaction for drivers [8] - The display features Corning's Cold Form™ technology, achieving a reflection rate of 0.5% and a color deviation of Delta E<0.8, creating an integrated large-screen visual effect [10] - The company also exhibited ultra-narrow bezel, high-resolution flexible screens, and low-power displays [11] Group 3: Hehui Optoelectronics - Hehui Optoelectronics displayed a flexible 11.3-inch AMOLED tablet with variable refresh rates from 1 to 120Hz, utilizing IGZO technology for low power consumption and high brightness [13] - In the automotive sector, a 13-inch 2.5K tandem AMOLED display was showcased, achieving peak brightness of 2500 nits and a lifespan four times longer than single-layer displays, with a 30% reduction in power consumption [15] - Other products included a 6.02-inch FHD+ flexible AMOLED phone display and a 27-inch 4K 120Hz AMOLED desktop monitor [17] Group 4: Longteng Optoelectronics - Longteng Optoelectronics presented a 14-inch interactive privacy screen with a resolution of 1920*1200 and a contrast ratio of 1500:1, featuring low blue light protection [18] - The company also showcased displays for the medical industry, including 8.4-inch, 12.1-inch, and 15-inch screens designed for clinical monitoring [20] - In the automotive display sector, a 12.3-inch anti-peep touch screen was exhibited, supporting FHD resolution and 1000 nits brightness [21] Group 5: Dahui International - Dahui International, a partner of AUO, highlighted a new generation of Micro LED transparent displays with a lifespan of 100,000 hours and a brightness of 1200 nits [24][26] Group 6: Philips Television - Philips showcased its 75-inch QD-MiniLED wall-mounted AI television MLED960, featuring a refresh rate of 288Hz and a color gamut of 93% DCI-P3 [27] - The 75-inch ambient light television PUF8568 intelligently adjusts ambient light to balance screen brightness, reducing visual strain [28] Group 7: Play Your Dream - Play Your Dream introduced the world's first Android-based spatial computer, featuring dual 8K Micro-OLED screens with a resolution of 27 million pixels and a refresh rate of 90Hz [31][33]