In the display industry, as South Korea exits the LCD business and goes all-in on OLED, concerns are escalating over China's pursuit in the display sector. Against the backdrop of a trend toward larger panels, LCD is emerging as an unexpected contender eyeing the large-scale TV market, and growing anxiety in the Korean display industry is intensifying as China aggressively invests in OLED equipment.<br />
<br /><strong>■ China's 100-inch LCD TV for just $1,999</strong><br /><br />
A 98-inch 4K LED TV and a 100-inch 4K QLED TV have appeared on Best Buy, a major U.S. electronics retailer, for just $1,999. This means a 100-inch TV can be purchased for approximately 2.67 million won in Korean currency.<br />
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The products are from Chinese home appliance manufacturers TCL and Hisense respectively, with ChinaStar and HKC Display (hereinafter HKC) supplying the panels. Since both LED and QLED are classified by experts as LCD TVs with backlighting, the aforementioned products are all 100-inch-class LCD-based TVs engaging in a low-price offensive...(see more)<br />
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2024.03.19by 권신혁 기자