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Prices of 32-inch LCD TV panel may drop to US$500 in 1Q, says Goldman Sachs

Apple Daily, February 26

Feb 27, 2006, 15:50 0

Goldman Sachs indicated that the severe LCD panel overbooking in the fourth quarter will pressure 32-inch panel prices down to US$500 in the first quarter, according to the Chinese-language Apple Daily...

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