Based on the innovations proposed by companies such as Samsung, LG, and Sony, the future TV will not only be a display device with Internet connectivity, but also a larger, lighter, thinner, colorful, variable, and most importantly The integrated entrance to the smart home.

      At the CES show in Las Vegas, the most eye-catching innovative product was Samsung’s giant screen TV-The Wall. This 3.71-meter-high TV wall is composed of multiple TV modules and uses Micro LED self-control Luminous display technology, unlike traditional LCD TVs that require backlight and color filters, each pixel of Micro LED can be addressed and controlled and can be driven to emit light at a single point.

      Although 4K TVs (3840 x 2,160 pixels) have gradually become popular in homes around the world, exhibitors in Las Vegas have already begun to pay attention to more cutting-edge developments-8K resolution (7680×4320) pixels.

      Samsung, LG, TCL and other electronic product manufacturers have begun to provide 8K resolution screens. And major manufacturers have also come up with distinctive TV functions in order to achieve differentiated competition.

      For example, although some channels have not even started to play 1080P video now, Samsung relies on its artificial intelligence technology to achieve smart upgrades, which can convert any screen to high-definition resolution. LG is marching towards the next generation of TVs relying on artificial intelligence technology. The company's new ThinQ platform allows TVs and other home appliances to identify users' habits in order to recommend better programs.