With the development of TV technology, TV has become more and more of the attributes of consumer electronics products, and more and more attention has been paid to the design. For example, nowadays, not only mobile phones have a 'comprehensive screen', but also TVs have begun to launch 'full screen'. The concept of.
'Comprehensive screen' This design is more in line with the trend of modern homes, and can also create more immersive enjoyment in visual perception. The high screen ratio design brought by the comprehensive screen can bring a shocking sense of unity in the interest screen. In addition, it can reduce visual interference when watching movies, and bring the most impactful screen impact.
Skyworth S9A TV
However, most of them can only achieve the 'three-way full screen', that is, the thick border is removed on the left, right, and top three sides, and the front panel on the bottom can still see the thick border. This is mainly a new generation of Suspension and lamination process, to achieve a comprehensive screen, can also solve the problem that the screen body and the outer frame are not tightly combined, so that the outer frame has no gap, no splicing, and full fit.
Konka R2 TV
Of course, the so-called 'full screen' of the TV is still far away from the mobile phone. The TV can't do 100% of the screen, and the black edge will still be left at the edge of the screen. This is because the BM area around the screen. (Black side) mainly belongs to the LCD control area, and it is also necessary to leave the area where the cable is moved. These factors are superimposed, which may cause the black edge to disappear temporarily.
Minimizing the black side as much as possible will become the direction of TV technology evolution in the future. I believe that we will see a real full-screen TV in the future.
