At this time, there are already many users on the market, choosing a more space-saving and clear flat-panel TV. In addition, applications such as computer screens can be said to be very fast.

However, there is also a flat-panel TV set, which is more clear at this time, especially in terms of viewing angle, plasma is better, and in terms of contrast and gray scale, it also has obvious advantages, and the level is more abundant.

Philips is one of its main businesses in the manufacture of TV sets, and Feng Yu and Changhong have also entered the manufacturing field of TV sets after the stock exchange, although Changhong is more of a liquid crystal display for computer production. This profit is higher.

Changhong is also the first domestic manufacturer of offensive plasma technology, and Philips is also working **** plasma technology. But I have to admit that plasma technology is still stronger than those of the island countries.

For example, Hitachi, His Majesty, Xianfeng, etc., then South Korea's four-star group, lg, etc., is plasma and liquid crystal technology in parallel, which one is not the world's top, but the difference is not too much. Next are the company's Muni, East, and other companies in the island.

Further down, it is Thomson, Philips, Changhong, tcl and other companies. As for the country, they sell products from Asia and Europe.

At this time, the plasma technology is actually better than the liquid crystal technology, at least more suitable for TV, and in terms of eye protection, it is indeed better than LCD TV.

But plasma TVs have several drawbacks.

The first is that plasma TVs can only be made bigger, not to be small, and the minimum is more than forty inches! This is eliminated, the possibility of plasma entering the field of computer monitors, at least personal computers, is rarely used by such a large screen, before Feng Yu was born again, it is rare.

Because people are generally close to the display, too big, it looks really uncomfortable.

Secondly, plasma has more advantages when processing dynamic images, but when it is still, it is not as good as liquid crystal, especially static resolution, which is similar to LCD, but in the future, it will be left behind by LCD.

Then there is a static image that appears to be in the same position on the plasma screen for a long time, and the burn-in phenomenon may occur. That is to say, when watching the dvd with a plasma TV, it is not suitable to pause for a long time. Because the plasma activates the special gas in the developing unit by voltage, it is easy to burn out when it is excited for a long time. The liquid crystal, by means of current to change the crystal structure inside the transistor, this is relatively stable.

Therefore, when the plasma TV is turned off, it is often found that it is clearly closed, and how is there a shadow on the screen?

The liquid crystal is stable, and the plasma dynamically adjusts the wattage according to the intensity of the external light. That is to say, the wattage of a plasma TV is a range, not a fixed one.

The most important point is that under the company, in order to ensure profits and ensure the leading edge of technology, they monopolize the upstream panel resources of plasma, and the entire industry chain refuses to open to other companies. They believe that this can lead to higher profits.

Indeed, plasma TVs at this time are more expensive than LCD TVs, and the profits are naturally higher.

Philips and Thomson are also giants in the European TV field. Now they are also facing the choice. Is it abandoning the plasma, specializing in LCD, or choosing to be the same as the South Korean company, with two legs in parallel, or abandoning the LCD, specializing in plasma. .

The plasma technology developed by Philips and Wind and Rain has been leading the world, and several production bases have been established in China and Europe. Of course, it is impossible to give up LCD technology. Not just TV, but also the huge market for computer displays.

But Thomson believes that plasma TVs have an advantage, flat-panel TVs, you should choose plasma. This is equivalent to splitting the flat-panel TV into two camps.

If South Korea is like two boats, it will definitely not make big money!

The former Tomsun was also one of the supporters of the plasma. As a result, the profits of the plasma were getting lower and lower, and the harmful Tomson also lost money, and eventually fell to the 2008 world financial crisis.

For this partner of Philips, Feng Yu still does not want to lose. Without them, the advantages of plasma technology cannot be guaranteed. Color display, viewing angle, response time, resolution, etc. all require huge capital and technical effort to study.

Feng Yu persuaded Philips to give up plasma and specialize in LCD. For the time being, plasma is not as good as LCD TVs. However, Feng Yu told Philips that the future of computer development will be faster and faster, and the market here will exceed the TV set.

TV sets have traditional fluorescent display TVs and flat-panel TVs. Flat-panel TVs are divided into liquid crystals and plasmas. As long as we maintain an advantage in one aspect, we can be invincible.

Besides, as their capacity expands, the cost will become lower and lower. The price of plasma is high because of the low production capacity, when the LCD will have a good price advantage. With the advancement of other technologies, liquid crystals must be able to replace plasma.

If Fei Lipu wants to have legs in parallel, then Feng Yu can only choose. In the LCD TV technology, slowly open Feilip, even if he invests more, he will do it alone. Anyway, there are long red technicians, and tcl can be pulled in at that time.

Gage heard Feng Yu's question, and he said: "General Feng, I represent Philips, give you a positive answer. We give up the technical research of plasma, specializing in liquid crystal technology."

"So what about your cooperation with Tomson?"

“Thomson studies it alone. If the research results, we can buy their patent license. Thomson is one of the most patented companies in the consumer electronics field, and they can make a lot of money every year with patent licenses.”

Thomson is still on the old road, and I don’t know if this world will go bankrupt. However, Philips agreed with Feng Yu's suggestion to abandon the plasma research, specializing in liquid crystal technology, which made Feng Yu breathe a sigh of relief.

As a result, it is much simpler to stay ahead of the LCD technology. Competitors are nothing more than island and South Korean companies such as Muni, Dongzhi, and the Four Star Group. As for the companies in Baodao, they are in the second echelon.

Feng Yu did not know that Thomson immediately cooperated with tcl to build a factory in China and set up a tkk company specializing in plasma TV technology. Changhong also specializes in LCD TV technology under the advice of Feng Yu. As for the plasma TV, let tcl be good. Anyway, there are not many people who buy in China. With them, they can block the island and South Korean enterprises to a certain extent. In fact, the average person can't see it at all, how much difference between liquid crystal and plasma.

Feng Yu told them, don't worry, plasma technology belongs to Qu Gao and Wei. No one responds, more manufacturers will invest in the embrace of LCD, when it is the end of plasma TV!

... (to be continued.)