Hisense predicts 120-inch laser TVs will become mainstream within five years
At the Seventh Laser Display Technology Conference in Beijing on September 20, industry leaders and government officials highlighted the growing potential of laser display technology. Hisense President Li Wei predicted that 120-inch laser TVs will become mainstream within five years, citing 892% growth in 100-inch+ TV sales over four years. Academician Ouyang Zhongcan stated tri-color laser is optimal for displays over 100 inches. The conference showcased products including a 150-inch screen-emitting laser TV.
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Laser Display to Lead Next-Gen Home Trends, 120-Inch Screens to Become Mainstream in 5 Years
At the seventh Laser Display Technology and Industry Development Conference in Beijing on September 20, industry leaders and government officials declared that three-color laser technology is becoming the preferred solution for screens over 100 inches. Hisense, a key supporter, presented three major scenario upgrades: 'Wall is Screen,' 'Giant Screen Invisible,' and 'Dream Space,' showcasing products like the 150-inch X1 Ultra laser TV and the rollable Jiangshan Scroll R1. Hisense executive Li Wei offered three forecasts: within five years, 120-inch laser TVs will become mainstream, driven by rising demand for large living spaces and a 892% increase in 100-inch TV sales over four years; three-color native light sources will become the industry standard; and laser imaging, requiring no physical panel, will enable ubiquitous displays. The conference highlighted laser display as a strategic opportunity for China's display industry to lead globally, with applications expanding from home theaters to commercial, educational, and immersive entertainment settings.
Read sourceHisense Video President: 120-inch Laser TV to Become Mainstream in 5 Years
At the 7th Laser Display Technology and Industry Development Conference in Beijing on September 20, industry leaders forecast a major shift toward large-screen laser televisions. Hisense Video Technology President Li Wei predicted that 120-inch laser TVs will become mainstream within five years, citing a 48% share of new home sales above 120 square meters in 30 Chinese cities and an 892% increase in 100-inch TV sales over four years. He also stated that 'three-primary native light sources' are becoming the industry standard and that laser imaging, requiring no physical panel, could become the 'first display' of the future digital world. Ministry of Industry official Shi Huikang called laser display a 'new generation of independently controllable display technology.' Academician Ouyang Zhongcan noted that three-color laser is the optimal solution for home displays above 100 inches. The conference showcased products including Hisense's 150-inch screen-sound laser TV and a 200-inch home cinema projector.
Read sourceLaser Display Conference in Beijing Predicts 120-Inch Screens Will Become Mainstream in Five Years
The 7th Laser Display Technology Conference, themed 'Great Potential,' was held in Beijing on September 20, with Hisense as a supporting unit. The conference showcased upgraded achievements in three laser display scenarios: Wall-as-Screen, Invisible Giant Screen, and Dream-Making Space. Academician Ouyang Zhongcan of the Chinese Academy of Sciences stated that tri-color laser is the optimal solution for home displays above 100 inches. An official from the MIIT's Electronic Information Department called laser display a 'new generation of independently controllable display technology.' Dong Min of the China Electronics Video Association described laser display as a strategic opportunity for China's display industry. Hisense's Li Wei made three judgments: within five years, 120-inch laser TVs will become industry mainstream; native tri-color light sources are becoming the industry standard; and laser imaging does not require physical panels. The conference also featured scenario experience zones, including the Hisense Explore X1 Ultra, the world's first 150-inch screen-emitting laser TV, and the rollable laser cinema Hisense Jiangshan Scroll R1. Xiaohongshu presented trends on family viewing life.
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Hisense President Li Wei Forecasts 120-Inch Laser TVs Will Become Industry Mainstream in Five Years
At the Seventh Laser Display Technology Conference on September 19, industry leaders and experts highlighted the growing potential of laser display technology. Chinese Academy of Sciences academician Ouyang Zhongcan stated that laser displays offer advantages in image quality, form factor innovation, and intelligent interaction, and that tri-color laser is the optimal solution for home displays over 100 inches. Dong Min, Secretary-General of the China Electronics Video Association, called laser displays a strategic opportunity for China's display industry to achieve global leadership. Hisense Visual Technology President Li Wei predicted that 120-inch laser TVs will become the industry mainstream within the next five years. The conference showcased several products, including the Hisense Explore X1 Ultra, a 150-inch screen-emitting laser TV with integrated screen vibration sound technology, and the Vidda C5 Boundless Master cinema projector. A Hisense Group Vice President noted that China's laser display industry has built an independent, complete global supply chain over the past decade.
Read sourceLaser Display Conference Held in Beijing; 120-Inch Screens Predicted Mainstream in Five Years
The Seventh Laser Display Technology Conference, themed 'Great Potential,' was held in Beijing on September 20, organized by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. Academician Ouyang Zhongcan of the Chinese Academy of Sciences stated that laser display offers advantages in image quality, form factor innovation, and intelligent interaction, and that tri-color laser is the optimal solution for home displays over 100 inches. Dong Min, Secretary-General of the China Electronic Video Association, called laser display a strategic opportunity for China's display industry to achieve global leadership. The conference featured three experience zones: 'Wall as Screen' showcasing Hisense's 150-inch screen-emitting laser TV and Vidda's high-brightness projector; 'Invisible Giant Screen' demonstrating rollable and floor-rising screens; and 'Dream Space' for commercial applications like immersive CAVE spaces and smart classrooms. Hisense Vice President Li Wei predicted that 120-inch laser TVs will become mainstream within five years, citing 892% growth in 100-inch+ TV sales over four years and that 48% of new home transactions in 30 cities were for homes over 120 square meters. He asserted that native tri-color light sources have become the industry standard and that laser imaging does not require physical panels.
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