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Lucid Motors Embraces Samsung’s 255-Inch MicroLED Display for Collaborative Design

by Shawnee Blackwood

Some day all collaborative design meetings will need to take place around a giant display with incredible detail, color, and brightness.

Tags:Automotive| LFD - Large Format Display| MicroLED| Samsung

Aftermarket Smartphone Display Sales Fueling Growth in 2023

by Shawnee Blackwood

Samsung is the only top five company predicted to have a drop in shipments in 2023, primarily due to decreasing demand for rigid AMOLED panels.

South Korea’s LCD Baggage

by Omid Rahmat

If LG Display keeps producing LCD TV panels, it might benefit LG and Samsung by reducing their dependence on Chinese panel suppliers.

Tags:LCD| LG| Manufacturing| Samsung

No Rebound for Global PC Monitor Market Until 2025

by Shawnee Blackwood

There’s been a discernible transition from a market that was majorly driven by commercial sales to one where consumer preferences play a more dominant role.

Indian TV Market: A Battleground State

by Omid Rahmat

TCL has seen significant growth in its share of the Indian smart TV market over the last quarters.

Xiaomi Dominates India’s Smart TV Market

by Shawnee Blackwood

With manufacturers emphasizing budget-friendly models and frequent price cuts, TVs priced under $200 increased their market share from 26% to 39%.

Samsung Sees Upside in New Foldable Phone Sales

by Omid Rahmat

There’s growth and then, there’s growth!

Tags:foldables| Samsung

Beat Competitors With Products as Positioning Statements

by Omid Rahmat

Samsung gets beaten to the punch and that may be all an LG product has to do to be productive.

iPhone 15 Demand Subject to Debate

by Omid Rahmat

Beware of false prophets or false profits.

Tags:Apple| iPhone 15| LG| Samsung

LG Climbs to Top of the TV Market in Consumer Satisfaction

by Shawnee Blackwood

The company excelled in the ACSI in terms of product durability, design, and warranty.

Tags:ACSI| LG| PC| Samsung| TV

Premium TV Shipments Show Modest Recovery, Led by Chinese Brands

by Emory Kale

Chinese companies dominated the $500 to $1,000 segment, but trailed Samsung and LG in the premium range exceeding $1,000.

China’s High-Performance Optoelectronic Thin Film Industry Facing Shift to Energy Sector

by Emory Kale

Market uncertainties may lead to a decrease in investments in thin film technologies this year even as the industry enjoys a number of successes recently.