Group 1 - The panel market is experiencing a temporary decline in TV panel prices due to reduced demand and adjustments in production rates, with expectations for stabilization in the third quarter [1][2] - In June, TV panel demand weakened, leading to price drops of $1 for 43-inch, 50-inch, and 55-inch panels, and $1 to $2 for 65-inch and 75-inch panels [1] - The second quarter saw a decrease in production rates among major manufacturers, with TCL reporting a drop in utilization rates below 85% due to reduced orders from TV brands [1] Group 2 - Industry experts anticipate a rebound in TV panel prices in the third quarter, driven by seasonal demand from events like Black Friday and Diwali, as well as domestic shopping festivals [2] - The overall TV panel shipment volume is expected to increase by 3% to 4% in the third quarter compared to the second quarter, as inventory levels become healthier [2] - The gaming monitor market is projected to grow by 34% year-on-year, with high-end gaming displays seeing a significant increase in shipments [5] Group 3 - The trend towards high-end gaming monitors continues, with a 71.5% increase in shipments of 4K gaming displays in the first quarter, surpassing the overall market growth [5] - AI applications are raising new requirements for display technology, particularly in terms of power consumption, which is critical for enhancing device performance without compromising battery life [5] - Technologies related to low power consumption, such as dynamic partitioning and oxide backplane technology, are expected to evolve in response to the demands of AI-driven consumer products [5]