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Large-size LCD panel shipments decline in Q4 2008, says iSuppli |
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Following a 3% sequential decline in the third quarter, global shipments of large-size LCD panels (diagonal dimension of 10-inch or more) decreased by another 5% in the fourth quarter 2008, according to iSuppli. "TV, monitor and notebook PC makers are slashing orders for large-size LCD panels due to weak holiday season sales, reflecting the global downturn in consumer and corporate demand," said Sweta Dash, senior director of LCD research of iSuppli. More here at Digitimes.
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