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In modern society, displays are ubiquitous and play an important role in the exchange of information by providing us with a wealth of information on a daily basis. The development of screens has been constantly updated over the decades and there is a wide range of screens on the market, from the materials used to the various parameters. How much do you know about the materials used in the displays of the mobile phones and computers you use every day? Today, let's get into the history of the development of screens.

We are the lcd manufacturers for small size displays such as 1.8inch 128x160, 2.0inch 176x220, 2.0inch 240x320 IPS, 2.8inch 240x320, 3.5inch 320x240 and 3.5inch 320x480 IPS ect.

One of the most intuitive aspects of mobile phone screens for consumers is that black and white has become colour, and what started as a small screen has become larger and larger, and is now a full screen. Ten years ago we had to choose between a slider, a flip or a straight phone, but now we have said goodbye to that choice. Today, the colours and sizes of smartphone screens have changed, mainly because of changes in the materials used in phones. The more colours that can be displayed on the screen, the more complex and rich the image becomes. There are two main types of mobile phone screens on the market today. LCD and OLED.

When smartphones first became popular, LCDs led the market for many years due to their excellent colour reproduction and complex manufacturing process. TFT screens are characterised by high brightness and high contrast, but they consume more power and are more expensive. Reality.

The other major category, OLED screens, referring to "organic light emitting diodes", came much later and also support on-screen fingerprint recognition, which is now used in many high-end models. Compared to the natural display of LCD screens, OLED screens have more vibrant and fuller colours, which can be harmful to the eyes, but many phones have an eye protection mode that can alleviate this problem to some extent. OLED screens are still evolving, and the future of OLED screen applications became even more promising some time ago with the use of flexible OLED screen technology in the much talked about folding screen phones.

Technological developments are like a ladder, with each new material or display technology leading to a better user experience. As a consumer, it is important to understand these developments and make better buying choices. At the same time, technology is truly changing the way people live their lives.