Super Invincible Battleship
Chapter 777

Chapter 777: Chapter 324: Mobile Phone War_2 Chapter 777: Chapter 324: Mobile Phone War_2 “`

Utilizing the phone screen to recognize a user's fingerprint is not particularly difficult, as many manufacturers' screens have this feature. However, the challenging part is how to integrate a surveillance camera into the phone screen itself. As smartphones have increasingly moved towards full-screen displays, the presence of front-facing cameras has been a persistent obstacle in achieving truly full-screen technology. In the end, manufacturers often resorted to compromise, creating the awkwardly shaped notched display.

Since Apple pioneered the notched screen, other manufacturers rushed to follow suit, led to a market where virtually every phone featured a notch, resulting in designs that many found hideously unattractive and obliterated any desire to purchase. To overcome this aesthetic challenge, major phone manufacturers attempted to master the technology of embedding cameras beneath the display screen, regretfully without success.

But unexpectedly, Dream Island not only managed to procure the high-end OLED screens that had been monopolized by the South Korean Simsung Group, they also achieved the integration of the camera within these screens–a feat all manufacturers had been pursuing yet were unable to accomplish. With access to this advanced screen technology, Chinese phone manufacturers were finally able to set the trend and produce complete full-screen mobile phones.

The market was skeptical about the joint release of new flagship smartphones by China's four major manufacturers. Although they had secured Dream Island's super high-energy batteries, their other shortcomings prevented their technology from outperforming the Apple Smartphone. The wisest move would have been to steer clear of Apple's limelight by delaying or advancing the release of their new flagships instead of clashing head-on with Apple.

But to everyone's surprise, the four manufacturers were exceptionally determined, insisting on launching their new flagship mobile phones two hours before Apple's product release. Thus, amidst the market's mocking laughter, their product launch proceeded on schedule.

Due to the high profile of Apple Smartphones and their greater news value, both heavyweight guests and top journalists flocked to Apple's product launch, leaving the attendance at the Chinese manufacturers' event notably thinner.

Seeing the sparse lineup of guests, the four manufacturers were not discouraged. Confident in their products' prowess, they firmly believed that once released, their products would instantly eclipse Apple's limelight, drawing the world's attention to themselves–and ensuring those who had skipped their launch would regret their decision.

At the somewhat desolate product launch, the four major Chinese manufacturers began unveiling their new flagship phones. Implementing live video streams through their company's official website as well as in-person attendance, they accommodated those who couldn't be there. Thanks to the live stream, consumers who were waiting for Apple's launch–idle on the internet–curiously tuned into the four manufacturers' events, prepared to mock them.

But against all odds, each of the four smartphone launches was more exciting than the last, opening the eyes of audiences both at the venue and online. They couldn't tear themselves away as they encountered long-awaited technological innovations, dazzled by the flagship phones' array of new functions.

To summarize, the new flagships introduced by the Chinese phone manufacturers boasted several unique selling points.

The first selling point is that these phones are true full-screen devices – not just screens with a notch at the top, nor pseudo-full-screen phones resulting from sliding or pop-up cameras. Thanks to high-definition OLED screens with integrated camera functionalities, Chinese manufacturers have matured and perfected full-screen technology, creating seamless full-screen mobile phones that reinvent the technological elegance of smartphones and lead the global tech fashion trend.

The second selling point is the smartphones' super high-energy batteries and wireless fast charging technology. The entry-level battery power starts at an impressive 10,000 mAh, with the best models boasting a staggering 20,000 mAh. With such powerful batteries, people will no longer be tethered to daily charging constraints.

With the advent of wireless fast charging technology, users can quickly recharge their phones anywhere at home. Five minutes is all it takes to fully charge the battery, making it incredibly convenient. This technology will change the way people use smartphones, allowing them to indulge freely without worrying about battery life. Lengthy charging cables and bulky power banks will finally vanish from everyday life.

The third selling point is the high-definition OLED display screen. Previously, OLED technology was dominated by the South Korean Simsung Group, who not only sold the screens at exorbitant prices but also caused strategic stock shortages at critical moments to disrupt their competitors' sales rhythms and maintain their lead. Therefore, everyone has been researching OLED technology independently, aiming to break Simsung's technological monopoly, but thus far, progress has been limited.

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