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Tuesday 21 June 2022
LCD TV panel prices to fall below cash cost in late June, says WitsView
Quotes for LCD TV panels for June 21-30, 2022 will keep dropping to below cash cost levels, according to WitsView.
Wednesday 1 September 2021
DDI prices likely to stop rising in 4Q21
Display driver IC (DDI) prices have been rising, buoying suppliers' sales and profitability thus far this year. But prices are likely to stop increasing in the fourth quarter of 2021,...
Tuesday 30 October 2018
Cost is key to competitiveness of mini LED backlighting, says WitsView
While mini LED backlighting can enhance LCD displays' brightness and HDR (high dynamic range), its competitiveness against OLED hinges on cost, according to WitsView.
Friday 14 July 2017
Large-size panel production capacity growing, says firm
The global production capacity for large-size flat panels is projecting to expand at a rate of 295,000 units a month in 2017, with more than 60% of the newly added production capacity...
Wednesday 17 May 2017
Over 44 million LCD TVs shipped globally in 1Q17, says WitsView
Global LCD TV shipments reached 44.05 million units in first-quarter 2017, decreasing 31.0% sequentially and 8.4% on year, according to WitsView.
Tuesday 25 April 2017
60.16 million LCD TV panel shipped globally in 1Q17, says WitsView
There were 60.16 million LCD TV panels shipped globally in the first quarter of 2017, decreasing 10.7% on quarter but increasing 0.4% on year, according to WitsView.
Friday 24 March 2017
Global LCD TV panel shipments in February down on month, up on year, says WitsView
There were 18.71 million LCD TV panels shipped globally in February 2017, decreasing 5.8% on month but increasing 4.6% on year, according to WitsView.
Tuesday 21 March 2017
Samsung QLED TVs are not true QD TVs, says WitsView
Samsung Electronics, at the Consumer Electronics Show 2017 on early January, renamed its SUHD (super Ultra HD) TVs as QLED TVs, causing concern about development of quantum dot (QD)...
Monday 6 February 2017
65-inch TV panel prices up US$5-10 in February, says WitsView
February prices for 65-inch LCD TV panels have increased US$5-10 on month, while pricing for 49- or 50-inch units has hiked US$2-3, according to WitsView.
Friday 3 February 2017
Over 219 million LCD TVs shipped globally in 2016, says WitsView
There were 219.2 million LCD TVs shipped globally in 2016, increasing 1.6% growth on year due to strong sales in the North America market and growing demand for large-size models...
Wednesday 25 January 2017
Over 260 million TV panels shipped in 2016, says WitsView
There were 260.41 million TV panels shipped globally in 2016, decreasing 3.5% on year, but the corresponding total panel area grew 6.5% as average size increased by 2.2-inch to 43.6-inch,...
Friday 6 January 2017
40-inch and above TV panel prices up in January, says WitsView
January prices for 40- and 43-inch LCD TV panels are up US$2-3 on month, 49- and 50-inch units by US$3-5, and 65-inch units by US$5-10, according to WitsView.
Friday 30 December 2016
Global market shares for In-Cell, On-Cell touch solutions to rise in 2017, says WitsView
Among touch solutions used in smartphones, global market share for In-Cell will rise to 29.6% and On-Cell to 26.0%, according to WitsView.
Monday 14 November 2016
Global 7-inch and above panel shipments to fall 2.4% in 2017, says WitsView
There will be 725 million 7-inch and above panels shipped globally in 2017, decreasing 2.4% on year, but total area of panels will grow 3.8%, according to WitsView.
Friday 28 October 2016
Over 57 million LCD TVs shipped globally in 3Q16, says Witsview
There were 57.15 million LCD TVs shipped globally in the third quarter of 2016, growing 14.4% on quarter and 5.8% on year, according to WitsView.
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Samsung expands mobile phone production beyond Asian countries, says DIGITIMES Research
SLMs to increase presence in GenAI business opportunities, says DIGITIMES Research
Generative AI market to reach US$1.5 trillion by 2030 with Taiwan holds hardware advantage; software and services to see promising future, says DIGITIMES Research