LG said OLED TV is on sale in China in the first half of the year

OLED is the most advanced technology of LCD TV. At the end of last year, South Korea's LG Company announced that it will launch the world's first OLED TV in 2013, but it was not until the US CES exhibition that this technology was unveiled. “At the exhibition, all the screens at the entrance of the LG exhibition area are OLED screen stitching.” LG home appliance marketing director Park Songzi told reporters that at the CES show, the company also showed a 55-inch OLED TV with better picture quality and screen. Thinner and more power efficient.

"We have seen the prototype, it is as thin as paper." LG TV shopping guide of Gome Guanzhuang told reporters that OLED TV is only 4 mm thick, which is the thinnest TV in history. Park Songzi introduced that LG's first OLED TV is 55 inches. It is an ultra-thin TV with 3D technology. "This is the first model, and there will be other mainstream TVs in the future."

Although OLED TV has already launched in the world in South Korea, it has not yet appeared in China, where the consumer market is huge. According to Park Songzi, in the first half of this year, its company will hold a public launch conference for OLED TVs in China, which means that in the first half of this year, new OLED technologies will meet Chinese consumers.

After the introduction of LED technology, the market recognition was very high, and all TV manufacturers joined the ranks of production, and they have already seized most of the market in just a few years. According to Beijing Zhongyikang Times Market Research Company's retail monitoring data of 942 cities and counties and 7290 sales outlets across the country, LCD TVs are currently mainstream TVs, of which LED TVs accounted for 90.47% of sales last year, accounting for sales. It is 93.63%. Now that OLED is coming, what kind of market prospects will it have? Experts believe that OLED technology is a true innovation of TV technology. It is a must-have for TV companies in the future. The market share in the future will gradually replace LED. If you don't start developing this technology, it will be dropped by the foresighted peers.

In fact, in addition to the LG of the first technology, some domestic TV manufacturers have already seen the future trend of OLED, and will start research and development. “Chuangwei will not miss OLED.” Li Caiyun, deputy general manager of Skyworth Beijing Branch, revealed that Skyworth will start to develop OLED TV and hope to seize more markets with new technology.