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| PDP module production up nearly 21% in 2007, but sales down 14%, says Displaybank |
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The number of PDP (plasma display panel) modules shipped in 2007 increased by 20.7% over 2006, reaching 12.178 million units in total. However, drastic decline in module prices lowered revenues for the year by 14% from 2006, down to $6.7 billion, according to Displaybank. More here at Digitimes.
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