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Displays have become the core interface connecting people and devices. From smartphones and home TVs to factory control panels and medical equipment, LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) technology is ubiquitous. However, when choosing displays for specific applications, a key question arises: what are th…

In 2025, Chinese mainland panel manufacturers will account for over 72% of the global LCD TV panel market for the first time, and nearly 70% of the smartphone panel market. In the industrial display sector, Chinese manufacturers also hold a core position, forming a two-tiered supply system of R…

In industrial equipment, medical systems, and automotive terminals, LCD screens are not only display components but also a core element for the stable operation of equipment. However, many purchasing and engineering professionals encounter a critical problem: How to Find a Reliable LCD Suppl…

With the rapid development of construction machinery, logistics vehicles, agricultural equipment, and smart cockpits, automotive LCD displays have become a core human-machine interface (HMI) component. Compared to ordinary consumer screens, automotive LCDs need to withstand complex operating condi…

In outdoor equipment applications, an unreadable screen is often the most direct and fatal problem. Whether it’s a self-service terminal, vehicle-mounted equipment, or industrial control system, an LCD with ordinary brightness (250–500 nits) is almost impossible to display properly in sunlig…

In the industrial display market, model discontinuation is not uncommon, but it always causes anxiety for engineers and purchasing personnel currently using that model. Today, AU Optronics (AUO) officially announced that the G104STN01.6 model will be discontinued, and there is no direct replacemen…

Production Discontinuation Notice AU Optronics (AUO) officially announced on March 6, 2026, that its classic industrial LCD screen model G101EVN01.0 is about to enter the end-of-life (EOL) process. This 10.1-inch industrial-grade display will be gradually phased out of the market and replaced b…

Industrial bar LCDs (also known as stretch LCDs) have become core display components in rail transportation, smart retail, industrial automation, and medical equipment. Unlike traditional standard aspect ratio screens, bar LCDs, with their unique ultra-wide aspect ratios (such as 16:3, 16:4, and 3…

In the wave of digital transformation, traditional rectangular displays can no longer meet the needs of all business scenarios. When space is limited and information display requires greater creativity, stretched bar LCD displays have emerged as an ideal choice for various industries such as retai…

Bar-type LCD displays (also known as stretch LCD displays) are finding increasingly widespread application in both commercial and industrial sectors. Unlike traditional screens with 16:9 or 4:3 aspect ratios, these bar-type displays feature an ultra-wide, elongated aspect ratio, enabling them to b…

In industrial equipment, automation systems, medical devices, and smart terminals, industrial LCD screens have become a vital component of human-machine interaction. When selecting an industrial LCD display, many engineers encounter a common dilemma: which of the three panel types—IPS, VA, or TN—i…

Industrial touchscreens have become an indispensable core for human-computer interaction in modern medical equipment. From operating room monitors to CT scanners in radiology departments, from bedside handheld terminals to automated dispensing systems in pharmacies, touchscreen technology is resha…