Thanks to falling production costs leading to declines in ASPs, shipments of Ultra HD desktop monitor displays are expected to increase steadily. According to DisplaySearch, even...

Approximately 15% of AU Optronics (AUO) TV panel shipments in 2014 will be Ultra HD units, according to company VP Michael Tsai.

The penetration rate of Ultra HD TVs in the North America market in 2014 is expected to be at around 2%, according to Vizio chairman Wang Wei.

Vizio expects increased Ultra HD TV shipments in 2014, with most demand coming from the North America market, according to industry sources.

LCD driver IC firm ILi Technology (Ilitek) is looking to enhance its offerings for smartphone panels in 2014. In addition to driver ICs for WVGA panels, Ilitek also aims to ramp up...

Ultra HD TV panel shipments reached 3.1 million units in 2013, according to market observers.

China Star Optoelectronics Technology (CSOT) aims to ship about two million Ultra HD TV panels in 2014, according to industry sources.

The Ultra HD panels now being adopted by TVs are also primed to make significant headway in 2014 in the digital signage market for advertising and information, according to analysis...

LG Display plans to bump up production of 42- and 49-inch Ultra HD TV panels in the second quarter of 2013.

Sony has released new Ultra HD TVs sized 49-, 55-, 65- and 70-inch at CES 2014.

Vizio is sporting a 120-inch Ultra HD TV in addition to 50-, 55-, 60-, 65- and 70-inch units at CES 2014.

Innolux is sporting its new 65-inch high color gamut Ultra HD TV panel technology at CES 2014. The technology is 3D compatible, and support 100% NTSC.

LG Display is showcasing Ultra HD TV displays, including seven new models at CES 2014.

Korea TV vendors plan to continue developing Ultra HD TVs in 2014 while development of OLED TVs is expected to remain slow due to low production yields for OLED TV panels.

Interest in Ultra HD TVs is at a fever pitch as a critical moment is approaching in the market: Ultra HD is transitioning from early adopters to more mainstream consumers. Rapidly...