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Global TV Shipments Fall in 2023

by Emory Kale

Hisense and TCL gained share thanks to low-cost export strategies and localized production.

LCD Panel Makers Slash Production as Demand Slows

by Shawnee Blackwood

Chinese display manufacturers are considering further utilization drops below 60% in Q1’24 around Chinese New Year in hopes of minimizing price erosion.

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MicroLED Disruption Subject to Debate

by Omid Rahmat

There’s no disruption without outsiders, but everyone wants to be an insider before their time.

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OLED Panel Shipments See Strong Q3 Growth

by Shawnee Blackwood

OLED smartphone panel shipments grew 25% YoY, while OLED TV panels declined 40% versus last year.

Xiaomi and Transsion Only Growth Prospects in Tightening Smartphone Market

by Joseph Bryans

The global smartphone market exhibited a slight decline, slipping by a modest 1% to reach a total of 294.6 million units.

China’s OLED Manufacturers Benefitting From Aggressive Display Driver Pricing

by Omid Rahmat

Regional supply and demand fluctuations suggest an inventory glut is correcting as pricing nears rock bottom.

Streaming Subscribers Moving to Free, Ad-Supported Platforms

by Shawnee Blackwood

Precarious market dynamics next year could threaten growth if services mishandle factors like ad implementation or price hikes.

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China’s Smartphone Shipments Shrink in Q3’23

by Emory Kale

Honor returned to the top market share position at 18% on shipments of 11.8 million units, benefitting from product and channel strengths.

LCD Panel Makers Tap Brakes on Production as Demand Slows

by Joseph Bryans

LCD fab utilization jumped to 83% in Q3’23, up from just 65% a year earlier during the depths of the downturn.

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Indian Smartphone Market Shows Signs of Recovery

by Shawnee Blackwood

Vendors strategically pushed new models and budget-friendly 5G options during festive sales promotions.

PC Industry on Slow Path to Recovery

by Joseph Bryans

Factors such as the upcoming device refresh cycle and the impending end of support for Windows 10 are anticipated to stimulate sales from the latter half of 2024.

Global PC Shipments Show Some Signs of Recovery But Apple Drops 29.1%

by Shawnee Blackwood

Several major PC vendors like Lenovo, HP, and Dell saw sequential shipment growth, suggesting inventory correction efforts have been successful and demand is picking back up.