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The first impression of a 32-inch desktop screen is: compact. Among a host of commercial display screens often measured in square meters, its size seems unremarkable. However, different from the strong visual pleasure brought by large screens, the positioning of desktop screens is more inclined to precision and flexibility: delivering more information in specific areas, efficiently displaying key content, and adapting to more application scenarios.

This isn’t just a TV—it’s a portable, all-in-one touchscreen that moves with you throughout your day. Stream shows in stunning 4K, follow AI-powered fitness classes with real-time form feedback, video call hands-free, or control your smart home—all on a big, beautiful, and wireless screen.

In recent years, the tech industry has frequently talked about the concept of "Internet of Everything"—for example, one smartphone controlling multiple computers, or a single app managing all home appliances. The connection between devices has become an inevitable trend, and this interconnection is not limited to personal daily life; it also shows great potential in the commercial display sector.

The birth of clocks and watches stemmed from humanity's pursuit of accurately measuring time. Today, they have evolved from mere timekeeping tools into symbols of fashion and status.

With the growing awareness of "sustainable environmental protection", whether an electronic product is energy-efficient has increasingly become one of the considerations for people when shopping.

Regarding screen display technologies, you may often hear professional terms such as LCD, OLED, Mini LED, and Micro LED, but it's always confusing to figure out the differences between them.