Sony will launch 240Hz LCD TVs in Taiwan this year to help boost the company's share of the total LCD TV sales revenues in the Taiwan market to 25% in 2009, according to Sony Taiwan...
LG Display (LGD), which has beaten Samsung Electronics to become the world's largest notebook panel supplier, is gearing up the development of notebook applications supporting 120Hz...
Cost-effective design, power savings including green solutions, and 16:9 aspect ratio panels for notebook PCs and LCD monitors are the three major development trends in 2009, according...
Shipments of 120Hz LCD TV panels reached 3.3 million units in the fourth quarter 2008, unchanged from the third quarter, according to DisplaySearch. However, the fourth-quarter 120Hz...
LCD TV vendors plan to gear up the promotion of 120Hz to become the mainstream specification for the large-size TV market in the second half of 2009 in order to boost demand and profits,...
DTV semiconductor industry revenues declined in 2008 as the overall woes of the broader economy cut consumer demand, limiting total shipments and revenues for the year. Global DTV...
LCD panel maker Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO) expects sales in China to drive its fourth-quarter TV panel shipments by 10-15%, as it has been selected as a supplier in a Chinese government...
Despite the global economic downturn, Taiwan LCD TV brand Chimei shipped has 115,000 units of LCD TVs so far this year to the Taiwan market, up 25% on year, with the company expecting...
Shipments of 120Hz LCD TV panels reached 3.6 million units in the third quarter this year, which is 57% growth from 2.3 million units in the second quarter this year. In the third...
Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO) remains optimistic about the LCD panel market in the second half of the year, and has no plans to lower its 2008 forecasts, according to company president...
Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO) expects demand for 100/120Hz LCD TVs to take off next year, accounting for 30-40% of the 40-inch-and-larger segment, an unnamed company executive was...
