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Thursday 6 January 2005
CES to showcase comprehensive range of new displays
The consumer-electronics market is undergoing a major transformation, driven by the advent of new display technologies. From mobile phones that can display full-motion video, to giant...
Tuesday 30 November 2004
China market: LCD-monitor output to exceed that of CRT segment
China will produce an estimated 44.637 million LCD monitors in 2004, up 42% from 2003 and surpassing CRT-monitor production of 44.598 million units, according to iSuppli. This marks...
Tuesday 23 November 2004
Uncertainty abounds in the LCD industry, but future remains bright
Uncertainty is nothing new in the LCD market. However, with LCD-panel manufacturers gambling billions on an ambitious push into TV, and with signs of a softening in demand appearing,...
Wednesday 27 October 2004
iSuppli: Projection-technology rivals fight to tell the story their way
As competition among projection players heats up in both the front-projection and rear-projection TV (RPTV) spaces, a parallel strategic battle over the positioning of various technologies...
Tuesday 19 October 2004
iSuppli: Traffic jam in the LCD-monitor supply chain
Inventory accumulations slammed into the LCD-panel and monitor markets in the second quarter, triggering a massive pileup as slowing end-user demand cascaded through the supply cha...
Tuesday 12 October 2004
iSuppli: WiMAX base station and CPE to grow at 31.3% CAGR by 2009
iSuppli predicts revenue from WiMax base-station and customer-premise equipment (CPE) sales worldwide will achieve annual growth rates of only 14-25% from 2004 through 2007. The market...
Tuesday 12 October 2004
iSuppli: Diminished expectations for the LCD TV market
Weaker-than-expected demand and pricing for LCD TVs and LCD monitors, combined with rising production capacity, have spurred speculation that the good times are over for the LCD-panel...
Wednesday 6 October 2004
iSuppli: Big growth ahead for small-size LCDs
Driven by increasing demand for mobile phones and digital still cameras (DSCs), the market for all types of small-size LCD panels will swell to 3.2 billion units by 2008, rising at...
Friday 1 October 2004
iSuppli: It’s just as they SED
Canon and Toshiba have formed a joint venture called SED to commercialize a technology they have developed together: surface conduction electron emitter display (SED). The new company...
Friday 10 September 2004
iSuppli: Will microdisplays emerge as winners in the TV market?
Once a sleepy backwater of the global consumer electronics industry, the TV market has been revitalized by the entry of new competing technologies, including various flat-panel and...
Friday 3 September 2004
iSuppli: Large-size LCD prices fall in August
Disappointing demand, rising supply and swelling inventories have caused pricing for large-size LCD panels to slide at a faster-than-expected rate in August, creating a near-term...
Thursday 26 August 2004
iSuppli: Large-size LCD-panel glut to persist through 3Q
Despite a 17% sequential increase in unit shipments of large-size LCD panels in the second quarter, demand fell short of manufacturers’ expectations, spurring an oversupply...
Friday 20 August 2004
iSuppli: Delay in display chip reflects the technology – not problems at Intel
Intel Corp.’s announcement that it will delay the introduction of its planned Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) product spurred much speculation that the company is stumbling...
Friday 30 July 2004
iSuppli: Better late than next year for LG.Philips LCD’s IPO
Despite LG.Philips LCD’s (LPL) disappointing initial public offering (IPO) last week, the company’s public listing represents a growing trend for panel makers –...
Monday 26 July 2004
iSuppli: Panel prices slide as inventories swell
Prices for large-sized LCD panels for notebooks and LCD monitors have begun declining this month, bringing an end to a five-quarter period of consecutive increases.
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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