Taiwan-based Tatung expects to ship 2,000 Ultra HD TVs in the Taiwan market by the end of 2013. The company has been selling 50-inch 120Hz Ultra HD TVs for around NT$50,000 (US$1,690)...

Ultra HD TV panel shipments are expected to surpass 26 million units in 2014, up from about 2.7 million units in 2013, according to industry sources.

Daxin Materials, a subsidiary of Taiwan-based TFT-LCD panel maker AU Optronics (AUO), has developed a copper-etching solution for use in production of Ultra HD panels, with the product...

LG Display (LGD) has started production of 49-, 55-, 65- and 84-inch Ultra HD TV panels, with a goal of shipping 1.8-2.0 million units for a global market share of 30% in 2014, according...

Panasonic is expected to release its recently announced 65-inch Ultra HD TV in the Taiwan market during November 2013.

Japan panel makers and vendors are bumping up their presence in the Ultra HD tablet market. Japan Display will mass produce 12.1-inch 365ppi tablet panels featuring low energy consumption...

As TV vendors look to revitalize their businesses, Ultra HD TV strategies are being planned, and the most aggressive ones are coming from China vendors. According to DisplaySearch,...

The number of LEDs used in Ultra HD TV panel backlighting in 2014 is expected to reach 497 million units, up 91% on year, according to Digitimes Research.

Korea- and China-based TV vendors are looking to cooperate with QD Vision, a maker of quantum dot technology, to develop Ultra HD TV products in 2014.

According to shipment surveys by WitsView, large-size panel shipments in September 2013 reached 69.18 million units, declining 1.3% on month. Additionally, restocking demand for the...

Samsung Electronics will release its 85-inch S9 Ultra HD TV in the Taiwan market during December 2013 at a price of NT$1.29 million (US$43,900).

Sharp has begun sample deliveries of IGZO LCD panels that reach Ultra HD resolution in a 15.6-inch notebook.

Panel makers are gearing up to release 40-inch Ultra HD panels, which are likely to hit markets by the end of 2013.

LG Electronics has introduced its newest series of Ultra HD TVs, increasing its lineup to five models.

The penetration rate of low-cost Ultra HD TV panels is expected to reach 0.8% in 2013 but is expected to rise to around 2% in 2014, according to WitsView.