Hard Drives Have a Merry Christmas
iSuppli announced that it expects manufacturers of hard disk drives (HDD) to receive a late-year boost during the Christmas holidays as shipments rally in the fourth quarter.
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Tablets Embody Convergence
iSuppli announced that, after decades of discussion, the convergence of consumer, computer and communications is finally becoming a reality with the arrival of the iPad and other media tablets.
LCD TV Sales Decline in U.S.
iSuppli announced that, in 2010, it expects shipments of LCD TVs in the United States to decrease on an annual basis for the first time in history.
Mobile Phones Embrace HDMI
In-Stat announced that it expects over one million mobile phones and 350 million consumer electronics devices equipped with HDMI ports to ship in 2010.
Canadian Consumers Gearing Up for Christmas
The NPD Group announced that, according to its latest survey, Canadian consumers appear to be more confident this Christmas and intend to spend slightly more on gifts in comparison to 2009.
Apple Prospers From iPad Effect
DisplaySearch announced that Apple captured a 12.4% share of global mobile PC shipments in Q3 2010.
TV Shipments Soften in Q3 2010
DisplaySearch announced that after several quarters of mid-20% year-over-year (Y/Y) growth, the pace of global TV shipment growth slowed to 9% in Q3 2010.
Blu-ray Players Selling Like Hotcakes
iSuppli announced that worldwide Blu-ray Disc (BD) player shipments will reach 16.4 million units this year, up 82.2% from 9.1 million units in 2009.
Survey Says Europeans Cautious of 3D TV
Twenga announced that, according to its Christmas shopping survey of 3,000+ European Internet users, 47% of Europeans don’t want to receive a 3D TV for Christmas.
3DTV Adoption Outpaces HDTV
Futuresource Consulting announced that the adoption of 3DTV is running at a far quicker pace in most territories than it did for HDTV.
Nintendo Sells 1.5 Million Video Game Systems
Nintendo announced that, according to its internal sales estimates, the company sold 1.5 million video game systems (900,000 NDS and 600,000 Wii) between Nov. 21 and Nov. 27, 2010.