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The High Ground of TV Sales Belongs to Samsung and LG

by Artem Alekseenko

The premium TV market continues to be dominated by the two Korean brands Samsung and LG, and both brands regained some market share in the fourth quarter of 2022, according to the latest update …

Quantum Dot Growth Driven by MiniLED and QD-OLED

by Artem Alekseenko

Total panel area for QD-OLED and QD-LCD is set to grow by nearly 15% next year, according to DSCC’s latest Quantum Dot Display Technology and Market Outlook Report. TV is by far the biggest segment …

Tags:Analytics & Tools| DSCC| QD LCD| QD OLEDs

37 Different Foldable Smartphones to Ship in 2023

by Emory Kale

Shipments are projected to rise 45% in 2023 to 18.6 million units as newer models with lower prices, and better displays contribute to growing interest among consumers for this form factor. Analysts at DSCC …

Tags:DSCC| Flexible Displays| Foldable Devices| Samsung

Display Fab Capacity Continues to Outstrip Demand

by Emory Kale

LCD TV panel prices rise 2.7% QoQ with an emphasis on larger size panels (50” through 75”). DSCC is reporting a modest rise in LCD TV panel prices after the plunge in prices that …

Tags:DSCC| LCD Panels| Market Data

QD-OLED and MiniLED TV Shipments Growing With 27.5% CAGR

by Omid Rahmat

Tags:DSCC| MiniLED| QD-OLED| TV Set Market

Foldable Display Market Sees First Decline

by Omid Rahmat

Shipments fell 48% QoQ and 26% YoY to 3.1 million units as the foldable smartphone market got overwhelmed by the launch of the iPhone 14 Series and worsening global economic conditions. It was the …

Tags:DSCC| Foldable Devices| Samsung| smartphone

OLED Revenues Fall

by Omid Rahmat

The latest release of the OLED Shipment Report shows OLED panel revenues decreased 3% YoY in Q4’22 to $12.6B as a result of a 7% YoY shipment decline. TVs decreased 4% Y/Y in units …

Tags:DSCC| Forecasts| OLED

Rounding Up TV Pricing, LCD Panel Pricing, and Automotive OLED

by Omid Rahmat

The Super Bowl is driving all lows in TV prices, LCD makers’ production capacity outstrips demand, automotive OLEDs are going to be a bright spot, and Apple is keeping its suppliers on their toes …