The two largest screens used in smart terminals are LCD and OLED, and smart phones begin to use OELD screens on a large scale. This has led to the decline of LCD, and even forced Japanese JDI and SHARP to look for their own help. However, Samsung is also about to give up LCD, because Chinese manufacturers have come back from behind.
According to the news, Samsung is considering shutting down LCD factories in South Korea and China. The main reason is that the expansion of Chinese manufacturers has led to a fall in the price of LCD panels. Currently, there is a LCD panel production in Korea and China in terms of LCD panel layout. Now that Samsung has completely shut down LCD, a new pattern has emerged in the global LCD, and Samsung will also turn to the OLED market.
LCD never be slave! LCD is still shining on the birth machine, especially LCD has solved the fingerprint problem under the mobile phone screen, and the middle and low end mobile phones will usher in new draught. In particular, China's BOE, Tianma, Huaxing photoelectric and other companies have been expanding so much that Samsung has little room for development, forcing Samsung to quit.
In the field of LCD, Samsung will purchase the screen supply from BOE. Samsung, the largest screen producer in the world, has recently planned to use the screen of the BOE in the Samsung Galaxy A mobile phone. BOE has built two 10.5 generation LCD panels in China, with 120 thousand panels of glass substrates per month, mainly for 65 inch and above LCD panel production.
BOE has become the world's largest supplier of LCD TV and LCD display, and has successfully announced the reshaping of the global LCD screen industry. At least now it has made it difficult for Samsung to develop in LCD.
In the OLED market, BOE is also coming from behind, especially HUAWEI has begun to use OLED screens from BOE. This indicates that HUAWEI and BOE will be more closely related. Apple is also testing that it is expected to be adopted to weaken its dependence on Samsung. Today, BOE is also a microcosm of the country's long-term pursuit of core technology in various sectors.
