TV Purchases Not Driven by Latest Features
DisplaySearch announced that, according to its research, consumers buy new television sets in order to get a larger picture or better performance, not to partake of the latest and greatest features.
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Softening Demand for LCD and Plasma TVs
DisplaySearch announced that, according to its latest research, LCD and Plasma TV unit growth each fell to single digits in the first quarter of 2011.
Canadian Video Game Industry Growing Rapidly
The Entertainment Software Association of Canada (ESAC) published a report on the current state of the Canadian video game industry.
DTVs Embrace Wi-Fi Direct
In-Stat announced it forecasts that by the year 2015 nearly 80 million DTVs will be Wi-Fi Direct-enabled.
Talk of Cord Cutting Premature
The Diffusion Group (TDG) announced it forecasts that half of the 488 million households capable of using Over-the-Top (OTT) video services in 2016 will actively do so.
Blu-ray Players and HDTVs Make Hearts Go Pitter Patter
ABI Research announced that, according to its latest survey, Blu-ray Disc (BD) players and HDTVs top the wish-lists of U.S. consumers.
Generation Y Mulls Cutting the Cord
Ideas & Solutions! announced that, according to its latest survey, Pay-TV providers are at risk of losing Generation Y subscribers to alternative viewing platforms.
Insatiable Appetite for Consumer Video Driving Internet Traffic
Cisco Systems announced it forecasts that global internet traffic will quadruple by 2015, largely driven by the demand for consumer video.
Samsung Leads US Plasma TV Market
Samsung Electronics America announced that it is the top-selling brand in the U.S. plasma TV market, based on newly released revenue and unit sell-through data from The NPD Group.
3DTV Owner Survey Busts 3D Myths
The Digital Entertainment Group (DEG) announced the findings of a survey it commissioned to report the first-hand experiences of 3DTV owners.
3D to Revolutionize TV in UAE
LG Electronics announced that, according to a YouGov Siraj survey it commissioned, more than half of the respondents polled in the United Arab Emirates believe 3DTV will dramatically change the future of home entertainment.