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ASP for monitor panels to fall below production costs again soon

Max Wang, Taipei; Emily Chuang, DIGITIMES Asia Thursday 4 January 2007 0

The ASP (average selling price) for LCD monitor panels will fall below panel maker's production costs again between the end of the first quarter and the beginning of the second quarter in 2007, according to sources.

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