Smart TVs Pushing into the Mainstream
Parks Associates announced its latest research suggests that consumer interest in Smart TVs is outstripping demand for 3DTVs.
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Monthly LCD TV Production Hits Record High
NPD DisplaySearch announced it reckons that LCD TV production reached a monthly record high of 19.8 million units in October and expects the same in November.
HDMI Popularity Rising
NPD In-Stat announced it forecasts that the number of HDMI-enabled device shipments will surpass one billion in 2014, while DVI-enabled shipments will decline by 9.4% annually through 2015.
Tablet Owners Rely on Wi-Fi Connections
The NPD Group announced it reckons that the majority of tablet owners in the U.S. rely on Wi-Fi rather than cellular connections.
Rovi Reveals Findings from Smart TV Ad Study
Rovi Corporation and Decipher announced the results of a two-phase study that investigated Smart TV usage and interactive advertising in the United Kingdom.
Dissecting The Age of Multi-Source TV
The Diffusion Group announced its latest research report identifies five distinct segments of TV viewers, two of which look beyond live broadcast TV as their first entertainment choice.
OTT Video Gathers Steam
NPD In-Stat announced it forecasts that the growing base of U.S. households with Over-the-Top (OTT) video-capable devices will propel online Video-on-Demand (VoD) and Electronic Sell Through (EST) revenue to double by 2015.
Amazon’s Kindle is on Fire
IHS iSuppli announced it forecasts that Amazon will ship 3.9 million Kindle Fire tablets during the fourth quarter of 2011, which will surpass all other iPad rivals.
Smartphones to Go 3D Big Time
Jon Peddie Research announced it forecasts that 80% of smartphones will incorporate stereo 3D cameras and screens by 2015.
Singulus and Friends Optimistic About Blu-ray
Singulus Technologies announced that optimism about the Blu-ray Disc (BD) market abounded at the company’s latest customer event.
Tablet PCs Go Hi-Res
DisplaySearch announced it forecasts that the average resolution of tablet PC displays will grow to more than 200 pixels per inch (ppi) in 2012.