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Plasma display panel (PDP) suppliers see 2008 as a crucial year during which a failure to reach their shipment goals could pronounce the death of the PDP market, industry sources have commented. While the suppliers still expect PDP TV shipments to grow in 2008, they are still worried that they may not be able to reach their shipment goals amid the fast expansion of the rival LCD TV market, the sources said. More here at Digitimes.
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