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CEA: Consumer-electronics market to enjoy 11% growth in 2005

Charles Chou, Las Vegas; Steve Shen, DIGITIMES Asia Monday 10 January 2005 0

Global shipments of consumer-electronics products are expected to grow 11% on-year in 2005 from about US$113.5 billion recorded in 2004, thanks to brisk sales of digital TVs and portable MP3 players, said the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA),...

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