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LCD TV Shipments to Grow 7% to 220 M. Units in 2012: NPD DisplaySearch

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Taipei, May 16, 2012 (CENS)--Worldwide TV shipments abide flat for the second year in a row in 2012, with shipments to developed markets, especially Western Europe and Japan, are expected to be down 11% year-on-year (YoY), which would compensate the forecasted 8% YoY growth in emerging markets, according to NPD DisplaySearch.

The major cosmopolitan display market research firm said, however, that growth is projected to continue for the LCD TV bazaar as it captures market share from declining cathode-ray tube (CRT) and plasma technologies.

“Consumers are continuing to pass cautiously in developed regions, especially in countries with high rates of flat panel TV understanding, so price differences can have a strong impact and LCD is expected to continue narrowing the price gap with plasma,” esteemed Paul Gagnon, Director of North America TV Research for NPD DisplaySearch. Gagnon added, “In augmentation, many brands are taking a more conservative approach, focusing on profits

Source: The Taiwan Economic News

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