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OLED TV Market Expected to Reach 10 Million Units by 2028, May Drive Panel Production Expansion

by Emory Kale

2028 will mark a turning point for the OLED TV market’s resurgence..

Tags:Market Data| OLED| Samsung| TV market

The Great Display Shake-Up: How Chinese Brands Are Rewriting TV Industry Rules

by Emory Kale

As Samsung faces its first legitimate threat in decades, the global TV display industry enters uncharted territory.

China Ain’t Playing and That’s Good for the Display Business

by Omid Rahmat

We’re talking about a comprehensive strategy, raising wages, easing financial burdens in healthcare and education, stabilizing the stock market, and even reforming social security so that people feel more financially secure and optimistic

Tags:China| showcase| TV market

8K TV Not Getting to Hurdles

by Omid Rahmat

Yet another major manufacturer stopping 8K development.

TV Market Recovering: Getting Bigger, Brighter, Better

by Sweta Dash

The premium TV market features a three-way competition between MiniLED QD, QD-OLED, and White OLED TVs.

Why Your Next TV Should Be a MiniLED

by Shawnee Blackwood

Buying TVs by the inch makes for a compelling argument.

Tags:Market Data| MiniLED| omdia| showcase| TV market

Tariff Turmoil for TV Market

by Omid Rahmat

Best Buy has expressed concerns about the potential impact of newly imposed tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China.

Global TV Market Shows Signs of Recovery as Samsung Maintains Dominance

by Emory Kale

The industry’s shift toward larger screens and premium technologies continues to accelerate.

Moving Beyond Color Gamut in TVs

by Omid Rahmat

TVs have to become more interactive; panels have to become bidirectional.

Tags:CTV| Market Data| showcase| TV market

China’s Device Renewal Program Drives TV Market Growth

by Omid Rahmat

Generous consumer subsidies are going to drive TV sales in China and trade wars be damned.

Tags:China| showcase| Sigmaintell| TV market| USA

LG: Positioning for Bright Times Ahead

by Omid Rahmat

LG builds a moat around its OLED technology.

AI Comes to TVs and It Sounds Annoying

by Shawnee Blackwood

At CES 2025, Samsung and Google targeted the fusion of entertainment, education, and smart home management. Both companies are competing against AI-integrated platforms like Amazon’s Alexa and Microsoft’s Copilot but is AI really what …