The technology behind the claim

Time-division drive is a driver method in which display control circuitry processes data by splitting it across time segments rather than through parallel pathways. Proponents argue this can reduce the number of required driver circuits, which in turn could lower the cost structure of high-resolution premium TVs.

Global Tech Vision has presented the technology as a way to address the high component costs that weigh on large OLED and high-resolution LCD televisions, where driver integration is a significant share of the bill of materials.

What remains unconfirmed

The company's cost-reduction assertions have not been independently validated. No panel maker, TV manufacturer, or third-party testing body is cited in the available material as having adopted or benchmarked the technology at commercial scale. Whether the claimed savings translate into real production economics depends on yield, panel maker adoption and integration into existing TV platforms — factors not addressed in the company's presentation.

Large panel makers including Samsung Electronics and LG have pursued their own driver-integration approaches for premium displays, and none has publicly adopted Global Tech Vision's time-division scheme to date, based on the material reviewed.

Conclusion

The technology concept exists and the cost logic is plausible in principle, but the specific claim that time-division drive semiconductors can reduce premium TV production costs rests largely on the company's own assertions without independent commercial validation — the claim is Partly True.