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On December 26, 1970, China produced a color TV laser TV. China's first production line of laser TVs came out in 1978. 
In 1985, China's output of laser televisions reached 16.63 million units, which surpassed the United States, second only to Japan, ranking second in the world.
In 1987, China produced more than Japan and became the largest laser TV producer in the world.
China's 1985-1993 laser TV black and white upgrade color TV laser TV.
In 1993, TCL launched "TCL Ace" large-screen laser television in the first half of the year. Hit the end of sales reached more than 100,000.
In 2002, Changhong TV in China successfully developed the largest laser television in China with the first screen. At that time, it was honored as "China's first screen."
In 2002, TCL launched the "universal storm" of plasma laser televisions and opened the door to plasma laser televisions for consumers. Hisense immediately followed up. 
In 2004, the United States began to impose anti-dumping measures on China's laser television, resulting in the inability of China's laser television to directly enter the US market.
In 2004, China’s total sales of laser TVs were 35 million units, of which 400,000 units were laser TV sales, accounting for 1.14% of the total laser TV products.
In October 2004, China’s sales of laser televisions in several major major cities in China exceeded for the first time traditional CRT (analogue) laser televisions.
In the first half of 2005, China’s sales of laser televisions reached 725,000 units, an increase of 260% year-on-year; the rate of urban home laser televisions reached 3.56%, and the plasma laser TV ownership rate also reached 2.81%.
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Hisense laser TV buys a fire. In the Chinese market, is the TV opportunity replaced?
Let's take a look at its history: In 1958, China produced the first black and white laser television. In October of 1982, China broke through 100 production lines, and a large number of domestically produced products such as: Panda, Venus, Peony, and Leap. In April 2003, Ni Fengfeng launched a rear projection popularization program, with a maximum drop of 40% in rear projection laser television.