The Philips MLED950 is the brand’s premium QD-Mini LED series for 2025 under Philips The Xtra lineup. It comprises two models scheduled for a September release. Below we have compiled the available MLED950 specifications and will add more/refine details with time. Most probably, there will be an MLED960 twin, if Philips follows its tradition in its naming nomenclature. Philips 75MLED950/12…
The Philips MLED910 and Philips MLED920 is a twin set of 4K QD-Mini LED TV series for 2025 that are expected to go on sale in May. They will be available in the following sizes: Philips 85MLED910/12 – specifications / Philips 85MLED920/12 Philips 75MLED910/12 – specifications / Philips 75MLED920/12 Philips 65MLED910/12 – specifications / Philips 65MLED920/12 Philips 55MLED910/12 – specifications…
Taiwan’s domestic car market entered 2025 with cautious optimism, but early indicators reveal a challenging landscape. Despite aggressive promotional efforts and a flurry of new model launches, many automakers are struggling to meet their sales targets for the crucial first quarter. Industry experts are now predicting a stagnant or even declining market compared to 2024, citing persistent economic uncertainties and a lack of significant consumer demand.
China’s incentive program to boost consumption has triggered TV replacement demand starting in the second half of 2024. Although overall demand has slowed recently, the ultra large TV segment still sees significant momentum, with shipments possibly reaching 10 million units in 2025.
Nvidia’s H20 chip—originally designed for the Chinese market to comply with US export rules—has unexpectedly surged in demand. A spike in AI infrastructure projects, spearheaded by DeepSeek and fueled by major Chinese tech firms, has rendered the chip increasingly scarce.
As the trade friction and technology war between China and the US continue to intensify, on April 5, 2025, China announced an antitrust investigation into American chemical giant DuPont. Not only is it rare for China to target foreign players in the chemical sector, but this action is also seen as Beijing’s response to the recent increase in tariffs and export controls imposed by the US.
On April 2, 2025, US President Donald Trump unveiled his reciprocal tariff policy, sparking a global stock market rout. Taiwan’s stock market, reopening after the Qingming holiday, could not escape the ripple effects, experiencing its steepest one-day decline in recent years. The Taiwan Stock Exchange fell by 2,086.2 points, equating to a 9.8% drop, as investor confidence was shaken by heightened trade tensions.
Although China’s automobile industry has overtaken its competitors on the global stage, the industry itself is suffering from ever-increasing internal competition, with supply chain players pointing to homogeneity as the main culprit.