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CMO: Shortage of LCD TV panels expected in 2008; LCD TV prices may increase

Rebecca Kuo, Taipei; Emily Chuang, DIGITIMES Asia Friday 19 October 2007 0

Supply of LCD TV panels in 2008 will remain tight, with shortages extending beyond the 32-inch panel segment to the 40-inch and above TV segments, according to Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO) TV business division head director, Li-Yi Chen. Due to tight...

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