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The Display Industry and the OLED Effect

by Barry Young

It’s the end of the crystal era.

Predatory LCD Pricing Strategies Could Be Fun

by Omid Rahmat

The future of the TV set is yet to be determined. But it won’t be anywhere near as good as the past.

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Samsung Could Define the Next Generation of TV Experiences but Will It

by Omid Rahmat

Samsung’s reach is massive in TVs, but also in smartphones, and many other areas of the connected world.

New TV Business Model: Have Consumers Pay Twice for the Same Set

by Omid Rahmat

Samsung Ads now allow advertisers to campaign across connected TVs and mobile, from Samsung TVs to Galaxy phones.

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TV Price Wars Heating Up

by Shawnee Blackwood

The stirrings of a price war can be felt if you have your fingers working Amazon’s pages.

Sony: A Leap in TV Technology to MiniLED

by Omid Rahmat

Sony’s not OLED approach to the premium TV market is quaint, and proves why Hisense and TCL will win it.

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Advanced TVs Poised for a Comeback: OLED and MiniLED Technologies Lead the Charge in Market Recovery

by Emory Kale

Despite the overall growth in shipments, revenues are anticipated to dip by 3% year-over-year in 2024, with declines observed across both OLED and Advanced LCD TV segments.

Tags:DSCC| MiniLED| OELD| TV market

OLED Ambitions: China’s Push and Korea’s Pivot in the Global Display Race

by Emory Kale

China’s TV market doldrums driving manufacturers to push market share in other markets.

OLED Faithful Look to the Heavens

by Omid Rahmat

South Korean’s conglomerates are facing slowdowns in traditional markets, like displays, and pursuing new opportunities in AI and sustainable energy.

The Hubris of Premium TV Technology

by Omid Rahmat

Normal people deserve great TVs at great prices. Who is letting them down these days?

Samsung’s OLED TV Obfuscation: A Disservice to Consumers

by Shawnee Blackwood

Someone likes their OLEDs pure and simple. Is such a thing going to be ever possible again.

Cheap Content, Cheap TV

by Omid Rahmat

Consumers are unhappy with their streaming services and if they are closing their wallets, it could mean bad things for the TV market, too.

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