Abstract: Described are a display panel and a display device. The display panel includes a base substrate provided with a first display region and a second display region; a plurality of first pixel circuit groups arrayed in the second display region, wherein each of the first pixel circuit groups includes one first pixel circuit and at most six second pixel circuits, and the first pixel circuit and the at most six second pixel circuits arranges along a row direction of the display panel; a plurality of first light-emitting elements disposed in the first display region; a plurality of second light-emitting elements disposed in the second display region; and a plurality of connection traces extending along the row direction.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses and methods may provide for technology that detects, by a remote processor coupled to a remote socket, a transition request from a system processor coupled to a system socket, wherein the system socket has an indirect link with the remote socket. The technology may also automatically conduct an operational speed transition at the remote socket in response to the transition request, wherein the operational speed transition at the remote socket is to occur in parallel with a plurality of operational speed transitions at a corresponding plurality of peer sockets.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a film surface treatment method and a film surface treatment device. By etching a surface of the film with hydrofluoric acid, substances on the surface of the film can be etched away; by cleaning the hydrofluoric acid on the surface, subjected to etching, of the film with a cleaning solution, residual hydrofluoric acid on the surface of the film can be removed, so that over etching to a film caused by the residual hydrofluoric acid can be avoided; and by oxidizing the surface, subjected to cleaning, of the film with ozone water, a compact and uniform oxide layer can be formed on the surface of the film. In this way, the effect of an ELA process can be improved.

Abstract: A solution is provided to enhance user experience in playing interactive computer games through special visual effects. A communication terminal identifies a visual effect pattern from one or more input data, e.g., audio, video and sensory data associated with a game session, generates and transmits a visual effect command to a receiving communication terminal, which executes the visual effect command to generate the visual effect on the second communication terminal. Each of identified visual effect patterns corresponds to a visual effect command, which is associated with one or more executable computer instructions. The receiving communication terminal determines a visual effect program corresponding to a visual effect command received from the sending communication terminal. The receiving communication terminal executes the visual effect program to generate the corresponding visual effect associated with the game session and displays the visual effect on a display of the receiving communication terminal.