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Monitors - Projectors- Conferencing

JVC & Funai Make A Deal

14 February 2008 administrator Monitors - Projectors- Conferencing
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JVC and Funai Electric enter a wide-ranging business alliance in video equipment.

Not a stock and cash deal like last year’s JVC/Kenwood merger deal, this is an operating alliance where the two companies look for cost-savings in both development and production.

Funai will entrust production of LCD televisions to JVC’s factory for the Americas (in Mexico.) Funai Electric will also give the development of LCD televisions to be sold primarily in Europe to JVC by June 2008.

JVC will let Continue reading...

Panasonic’s Neo PDP and the 150” Plasma

14 February 2008 Bob Snyder Monitors - Projectors- Conferencing
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Panasonic’s Neo PDP and the 150” Plasma

At ISE, Panasonic showed for the first time in Europe, the prototype of the world’s largest Flat Panel Display, 150-inch advanced high definition (HD) PDP.

Maybe even larger than the world’s largest flat panel display was the promise, the commitment Panasonic showed to a new generation, Neo PDP.

Panasonic had shown for the first time the 103” Full High Definition Plasma at the CES in Las Vegas in January 2006. This product became commercial in October 2006, one year and three months Continue reading...

LCD Monitor Market Up 20% In EMEA

14 February 2005 Bob Snyder Monitors - Projectors- Conferencing
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LCD Monitor Market Up 20% In EMEAEMEA remains the world's largest market for LCD Monitors in Q3'07, up 20% Q/Q. Samsung showed an even stronger growth rate in this region, with shipments up 37% Q/Q. LGE and Acer shipments into EMEA grew 21% and 20%, respectively, so the top three vendors for EMEA were primarily stand-alone monitor vendors clearlying showing the swing in demand from the "bundle" to stand-alone upgrade.

 

Dell was the only vendor in the top five that decreased shipments into EMEA, down 2% Q/Q. Continue reading...

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