What is the difference between digital display screen and TV?

Digital display screens and TVs diverge significantly in functionality and application scenarios, especially when considering commercial solutions like CUHUB's digital signage products.  

CUHUB's digital signage—including wall-mounted, vertical, and touch query advertising machines—is purpose-built for commercial information dissemination. These displays excel in dynamic, multi-screen environments, supporting features like split-screen playback, remote content management, and compatibility with diverse formats (e.g., HD videos, interactive graphics). They are designed for public spaces such as malls, hospitals, and transportation hubs, enabling targeted advertising, real-time updates, and interactive user experiences.  

In contrast, TVs are integrated entertainment systems with built-in tuners for receiving broadcast signals, primarily serving home use. Their core functions revolve around passive content consumption (e.g., streaming, cable TV), with limited customization for commercial needs. Unlike digital signage, TVs lack advanced features like remote management, multi-device integration, or industry-specific scalability, making them unsuitable for professional information dissemination in commercial settings.  

In summary, while TVs prioritize home entertainment, digital display screens like CUHUB’s solutions are engineered for commercial efficiency, interactivity, and flexible content delivery.