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If only from the perspective of screen size, the reason why the high frame rate screen can be lowered in the smartphone, it must be because the smartphone screen is very small. Therefore, if a TV with a larger screen wants to use a high percentage screen, it will inevitably be at some point after the high frame rate screen of a smartphone matures.
Many of you who buy a phone in 2019 will be familiar with the term "high frame rate screen". In fact, this is a major trend in the development of smart phones in 2019.
It is believed that friends who have bought a mobile phone with a high frame rate screen can clearly perceive the improvement of the screen with a high frame rate to their experience when using it in practice -- no matter whether they are browsing weibo or playing games, there will be a feeling of content jumping out of the screen.
So will smart TV, which is also based on TV and focuses on "watching", also have a high frame rate screen in 2020?
High frame rate screens dominate the interaction level
If only from the perspective of screen size, the reason why the high frame rate screen can be lowered in the smartphone, it must be because the smartphone screen is very small. Therefore, if a TV with a larger screen wants to use a high percentage screen, it will inevitably be at some point after the high frame rate screen of a smartphone matures.
However, if we start with experience, it seems to negate the above technical inertia.
On smart phones, the screen with high frame rate has the advantage mainly in microblog, games and other software that need sliding or real-time control. For example, when we slide quickly on the interface of microblog time flow, we can clearly feel the "silky smooth" feeling of the screen with high frame rate. In the traditional video and other software, on the one hand, the software does not need a high frame rate screen in the way of presentation, on the other hand, the content will not be like the game with a few lines of code can directly run to a high frame rate.
Therefore, from this point of view, the high frame rate screen on the smart phone is mainly related to touch. Only when the fingers touch the screen and slide, can you feel the shock brought by the high frame rate screen.
When we look at a smart TV, we see that it is not controlled by touch, but by the remote relay, which makes a significant difference -- we operate from one touch to the next, rather than moving our fingers in sync with the content of the screen, as in a smartphone.
Therefore, in the interaction level where the high frame rate screen of smart phone is the brightest, the smart TV cannot bring the optimal high frame rate screen performance due to the special relay interaction mode, which greatly limits the popularity of high frame rate screen in smart TV.
Indeed, on smart phones, we play high frame rate games with high frame rates, both in terms of control and visual experience. But it's worth noting that a smartphone's high frame rate screen can only do so much at the content level, and so little at the video content we're looking at.
This is mainly because there is a whole complex industry chain of video content. The traditional 24fps video content is still the main theme of the video industry, while the only movie that has achieved 120fps so far may be the Gemini Man released by the technology maniac ang lee in 2019.
If you look at smart TV from this perspective, you will find that the high-occupancy screen is still not dominant in the most dominant video content. Therefore, in the foreseeable future, smart TV and high-frame rate screen may be two parallel lines without intersection.
From a consumer's point of view, the current focus of smart TV technology might be on the size of the screen and the quality of the picture, which, after all, are the core factors that determine how the TV looks.
Many of you who buy a phone in 2019 will be familiar with the term "high frame rate screen". In fact, this is a major trend in the development of smart phones in 2019.
It is believed that friends who have bought a mobile phone with a high frame rate screen can clearly perceive the improvement of the screen with a high frame rate to their experience when using it in practice -- no matter whether they are browsing weibo or playing games, there will be a feeling of content jumping out of the screen.
So will smart TV, which is also based on TV and focuses on "watching", also have a high frame rate screen in 2020?
High frame rate screens dominate the interaction level
If only from the perspective of screen size, the reason why the high frame rate screen can be lowered in the smartphone, it must be because the smartphone screen is very small. Therefore, if a TV with a larger screen wants to use a high percentage screen, it will inevitably be at some point after the high frame rate screen of a smartphone matures.
However, if we start with experience, it seems to negate the above technical inertia.
On smart phones, the screen with high frame rate has the advantage mainly in microblog, games and other software that need sliding or real-time control. For example, when we slide quickly on the interface of microblog time flow, we can clearly feel the "silky smooth" feeling of the screen with high frame rate. In the traditional video and other software, on the one hand, the software does not need a high frame rate screen in the way of presentation, on the other hand, the content will not be like the game with a few lines of code can directly run to a high frame rate.
Therefore, from this point of view, the high frame rate screen on the smart phone is mainly related to touch. Only when the fingers touch the screen and slide, can you feel the shock brought by the high frame rate screen.
When we look at a smart TV, we see that it is not controlled by touch, but by the remote relay, which makes a significant difference -- we operate from one touch to the next, rather than moving our fingers in sync with the content of the screen, as in a smartphone.
Therefore, in the interaction level where the high frame rate screen of smart phone is the brightest, the smart TV cannot bring the optimal high frame rate screen performance due to the special relay interaction mode, which greatly limits the popularity of high frame rate screen in smart TV.
Indeed, on smart phones, we play high frame rate games with high frame rates, both in terms of control and visual experience. But it's worth noting that a smartphone's high frame rate screen can only do so much at the content level, and so little at the video content we're looking at.
This is mainly because there is a whole complex industry chain of video content. The traditional 24fps video content is still the main theme of the video industry, while the only movie that has achieved 120fps so far may be the Gemini Man released by the technology maniac ang lee in 2019.
If you look at smart TV from this perspective, you will find that the high-occupancy screen is still not dominant in the most dominant video content. Therefore, in the foreseeable future, smart TV and high-frame rate screen may be two parallel lines without intersection.
From a consumer's point of view, the current focus of smart TV technology might be on the size of the screen and the quality of the picture, which, after all, are the core factors that determine how the TV looks.
