• What is the structure of the TFT
LCD panels industry and who are the key players?
In addition to the production of
LCD panels using the 6th generation glass substrates, Sharp, Nanjing-city and China Electronics Corporation(2)(hereafter "CEC") have signed a memorandum of intent (hereafter "MOI") to establish a joint venture to produce
LCD panels using 8th generation glass substrates, to meet the ever-growing demand for
LCD panels in Chinese market.
An M+
LCD panel has pixels that are composed of green, red, blue and white colors.
He said LG Display's profitability has weakened from the previous quarter as the
LCD panel prices continue to decline, along with the firm suffering losses in its mobile organic light-emitting diode business.
The Sakai plant bounced back with growing
LCD panel sales from July onward after becoming a joint operation of Sharp and Hon Hai, but the improved performance was insufficient to cover up the slump in the April-June period, according to the earnings report.
TOKYO: Toshiba Corp said on Wednesday it would sell an
LCD panel plant in Singapore to Taiwan s Au Optronics Corp as it seeks to revamp its loss-making liquid crystal display business.
Hong Kong, July 30, 2009 - (JCN) - It is predicted that the shortage in supply of glass substrate, the key part in the
LCD panel market, will continue until 3Q 2009.
The memory chip and
LCD panel maker said its net profit rose 5% year-on-year to 2.25 trillion Korean won (US$1.80 billion) in the Q2, it's best showing since the fourth quarter of 2006, when its net profit was 2.37 billion won.
Designed specifically for use with 10" to 17" industrial-grade
LCD panels, the LS6D-1012A-RH DC-to-AC inverter from Taiyo Yuden provides dual
LCD panel capability.
Tokyo, Apr 9, 2009 - (ACN Newswire) - Sharp Corporation will bring its
LCD panel plant at the "Manufacturing Complex for the 21st Century" into operation in October 2009.
The separate TV tuner unit uses MPEG-2 compression and sends the images to your
LCD panel over the IEEE802.11b protocol at 2.4 GHz.
