This series features transparent LED screens, which are suitable for various indoor places and various stores, especially in storefronts with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Installing the transparent screen against the glass wall has a very good effect. When the display is turned off, the audience can watch the indoor environment from the outdoors, and when the display is turned on, they can directly watch the content played on the display.It not only preserves the visibility in the store, but also can effectively display advertising videos to the other party, which is very practical.
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In this context, ZTE and other telecommunications companies, Haier, TCL and other home appliance companies have expressed their enthusiasm for this. ZTE also officially launched the first domestic "lead-free mobile phone" at the end of December 2005 and passed the relevant departments. The test, after completing hundreds of thousands of productions, was officially exported to the UK and became the first batch of lead-free mobile phones that China has completed testing and export.
According to Jia Xingfen, the head of ZTE's RoHS, the official issuance of China's “green card†is in line with international environmental protection. On July 1, 2006, the EU Directive on Restricting the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (RoHS) The order will be formally implemented, which will become a green pass for the EU market together with the previous EU Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE Directive). Chinese companies must fully prepare for this in advance. She stressed: "ZTE's export of mobile phone products is called 'the first lead-free mobile phone' is not very accurate, because RoHS compliance means no lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium, polybrominated biphenyls and poly 6 kinds of harmful substances such as brominated diphenyl ether.
Therefore, once the Chinese version of the “Green Card†is enacted, it will enable China to establish strict environmental regulations similar to the European RoHS standards, which requires Chinese electronics-related enterprises to establish a sound environmental protection chain. It is understood that the standards such as RoHS require strict environmental protection in design, component procurement, lead-free soldering, etc., in order to ultimately protect the environmental protection of the machine. According to reports, ZTE mobile phone began tracking RoHS in 2003, and the process of producing the first green mobile phone that meets EU standards in 2005 also shows that it is not easy for China to implement environmental protection in the entire industrial chain as a major electronics manufacturing country. It is necessary to cooperate with upstream and downstream enterprises including component manufacturers.
ZTE emphasizes that in the process of internationalization, it must pay attention to fully comply with the highest international standards, and environmental standards cannot be ignored. "The EU standards involve nearly 200,000 kinds of products such as household appliances, IT and communication equipment, and electronic and electrical tools. It has a great impact on the export of domestic products. The introduction of China's domestic standards will be more conducive to accelerating the improvement of the entire industrial chain. Promote the improvement of environmental protection standards in exports and the entire industry. At the China Electronics Quality Management Annual Conference hosted by China Electronic Information Industry Development Research Institute and China Electronic Quality Management Association, relevant experts also expressed similar views.
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China's electronic product "green card" is expected to be officially launched in the near future
Recently, in order to improve the economic growth model and fully build an environmental protection society, China's relevant regulations on the disposal of waste electronic information products are being intensified. The Ministry of Information Industry and the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Commerce, the General Administration of Customs, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine, and environmental protection The "Measures for the Administration of Pollution Control of Electronic Information Products" jointly drafted by the General Administration of the People's Republic of China will be officially promulgated as a statute in the near future after the completion of the notification to the WTO/TBT at the end of 2005. This standard is also known as the environmental protection "green card" for electronic products.