LCD TV Demand Cools in 2012
NPD DisplaySearch announced it forecasts that shipments of LCD TVs will grow at a slower pace in 2012 with the overall TV market declining over last year.
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Tablet Video Viewing on the Rise
NPD DisplaySearch announced its latest survey suggests that a rapidly growing number of consumers view TV and other forms of video using tablets and various portable devices.
Tablets to Overtake Notebook PCs
NPD DisplaySearch announced it forecasts that global tablet shipments will overtake notebook shipments in 2016.
Smart TVs Going Great Guns
NPD DisplaySearch announced it reckons that approximately 27% of the televisions shipped during the first quarter of 2012 are capable of connecting to the Internet.
Households Continue to Replace Older TVs
NPD DisplaySearch announced its latest study suggests that, over the past year, the global TV replacement cycle decreased from 8.4 to 6.9 years.
Agenda Set for 2012 Taiwan FPD Conference
NPD DisplaySearch announced the agenda for its upcoming 2012 Taiwan FPD Conference, which will be held April 19-20, 2012.
Automotive Flat Panel Displays Going Great Guns
NPD DisplaySearch announced it forecasts that shipments of flat panel displays for automotive applications will grow from 42 million units in 2011 to 62 million in 2015.
Agenda Set for US FPD Smart Displays Conference
NPD DisplaySearch announced the final agenda for its US FPD Smart Displays Conference, which will be held February 28-29, 2012 in San Diego, California.
Tablet Demand Strong in Emerging Markets
NPD DisplaySearch announced it forecasts that shipments of tablet PCs will grow from 72.7 million units in 2011 to 383.3 million units by 2017.
Popularity of Large TVs Drive LCD Demand
NPD DisplaySearch announced that it has increased its forecast for LCD TV area demand to 85 million square meters in 2012, nearly 2% higher than its previous estimate.
LED TV Backlights Go Direct
NPD DisplaySearch announced its sees a greater number of television manufacturers rolling out direct LED backlights in an attempt to reduce the price of LED-backlit TVs.