Amazing Chinese screen
Most respondents focus on the role of the car's large screen in answering, but in fact, cost is also the answer to this question. As one respondent put it, "The main reason is that screens have significantly decreased in price over the past decade. A 21 inch LCD screen sold for 1500 RMB in 2010 and 400 RMB in 2022, which is still the retail price This significant price reduction is closely related to the presence of several Chinese companies.
In the past decade, with policy support and real investment from panel companies such as BOE, TCL, and Hisense, not only the screen prices of car central control screens, but also all products such as televisions, PC monitors, and mobile phones have been lowered. It didn't take long for the 'Chinese screen' to go from being poor and white to thriving and shining today.
In 2023, the total operating revenue of the global new display industry chain will be $1876 billion, with China accounting for nearly 50%; The global shipment area of display panels is 241 million square meters, with China accounting for over 70%. Looking back on the past, China's panel industry, which was once heavily contrasted with Japanese and Korean companies, has now become a global leader in the industry. On the brink of life and death Two choices, one outcome. The development of China's panel industry cannot be separated from two 'dongsheng'. One is Li Dongsheng from TCL, and the other is Wang Dongsheng from BOE. Two top industry leaders have both witnessed the past difficulties of Chinese panels with tragic and tearful histories of failure. Early Chinese panels were basically synonymous with television screens, and many people still remember the shadow of that old-fashioned television. Before the 21st century, television screens used electronic image tubes or cathode ray tubes to display images, which were bulky, bulky, and power consuming, and were known as CRT televisions. This type of panel was once the mainstream of China's television industry. After China achieved domestic production of color TVs in 1984, the CRT color TV industry chain was formed through the introduction of technology, and its output value once accounted for 56% of the national electronics industry. A large number of enterprises have also risen as a result, and TCL is one of them. In 1999, Li Dongsheng boldly planned to enter the Fortune Global 500 within 10 years. By the end of 2001, TCL's sales revenue had grown to 21.1 billion yuan; On January 30, 2004, TCL was listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, with its stock price soaring 78.18% compared to the issue price. Behind this thriving industry, Li Dongsheng did not pay attention to the fact that the Japanese LCD industry had become increasingly prosperous. From 1991 to 1996, at least 25 TFT LCD panel production lines were built worldwide, of which 21 were built in Japan. But Wang Dongsheng noticed. In 1998, when CRT technology was still at its peak, Wang Dongsheng, who had just saved BOE with the help of officials and staff, had already made a clear strategic decision to "enter the LCD display field" and began to lay out and accumulate technology. In 2003, Wang Dongsheng successfully completed the overseas acquisition of Hyundai's TFT-LCD LCD panel business. In September of that year, BOE began investing in the construction of the fifth generation TFT-LCD production line in Beijing At this moment, TCL is still running wildly on the CRT route. In 2004, TCL acquired the television business of Thomson, the largest electronics manufacturer in France. In the year of the acquisition, TCL's global TV business achieved a total sales of 22.59 million units, surpassing Samsung and ranking first in the world. The copyright of the articles on this website belongs to the original author. The content is the author's personal opinion. This website only provides reference and does not constitute any investment or application advice The purpose of reposting this article is to convey more information, and does not mean that this website agrees with its views or takes responsibility for its authenticity. If there are any issues related to the content, copyright, or other aspects of the work, please contact our website within 30 days, and we will delete the content as soon as possible
