TVs have evolved from being a source of entertainment to being powerhouses of gaming and streaming, which the LeTV 'Super 4 Max65 Curved' Split Screen TV is the newest generation of. Purported by the brand to be the world's first, the LeTV 'Super 4 Max65 Curved' Split Screen TV will be available as of December 29th in China.
The world's first TV to feature light guide plate (LGP) technology, the LeTV 'Super 4 Max65 Curved' Split Screen TV guarantees a crisp image with the ability to keep everything running smoothly thanks to the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 processor within.
Moreover, the LeTV 'Super 4 Max65 Curved' Split Screen TV features 4GBs of RAM and either 32 or 64GBs of flash storage for content and more.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Dual-screen Tvs
- Expanding on the concept of split-screen technology to allow for truly independent streams on separate displays presents potential for a new level of multi-tasking and ultimately immersion.
- Light Guide Plate Technology
- Further R&D and application of LGP technology may lead to advances in display technology such as integrated or unobtrusive ambient lighting or improved backlighting.
- Processor Integration
- Combining processors and displays may eliminate unnecessary hardware and energy consumption, leading to thinner, lighter displays with extended battery life.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Television Manufacturing
- Incorporating LGP technology and integrated processors in displays may provide a competitive edge and disrupt markets.
- Gaming Hardware
- Providing true dual screens for immersive gaming experiences is a potentially huge selling point for console and peripheral manufacturers.
- Mobile Devices
- As displays in mobile devices grow ever larger, finding ways to best utilize the screen real estate through split-screen and other technologies presents a way to stand out and enhance user experience.
