据悉，作为CES 2025展位面积最大的中国品牌之一，本届展会TCL实业与TCL科技共同参展，集中展示了Mini LED、印刷OLED等多款创新显示产品。Sina Technology News, January 9 afternoon. During the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES 2025), Tcl Corporation held a new product launch conference in North America. Tcl Corporation's founder and Chairman Li Dongsheng attended the conference and engaged in a technology discussion with Sohu.com founder Zhang Chaoyang at the exhibition site.
Li Dongsheng pointed out, "The true value of AI lies in its application. Tcl Corporation focuses on key directions to build AI core capabilities, addressing actual business needs without spreading too thin." Li Dongsheng emphasized, "Chinese enterprises must break through innovation to drive technological breakthroughs, achieve surpassing and leading positions, and avoid low-level internal competition."
Regarding future trends in going global, Li Dongsheng believes that B-end business expansion is one of the trends for Chinese enterprises. "In the future, Tcl Corporation will firmly promote a higher level of globalization layout, using C-end business global experience to empower B-end business expansion."
As one of the largest Chinese brands in terms of booth area at CES 2025, this year's exhibition features both Tcl Corporation's industrial division and Tcl Corporation showcasing several innovative display products, including Mini LED and printed OLED.
In the field of Mini LED display technology and products, Tcl Corporation showcased the strongest 10,000-zone QD-Mini LED Television X11K, the world's largest 115-inch QD-Mini LED Television QM891G, and the QD-Mini LED high-end professional display R83 series products. Additionally, artistic televisions, gaming screens, mobile phones, tablets, projectors, and Thunderbird AR glasses were also displayed.
Apart from display products, Tcl Corporation also presented a series of smart home products, including companion AI products, Air Conditioners, Refrigerators, Washing Machines, smart locks, security cameras, Routers, and photovoltaic technology.
