506 news & feature articles results for "lcd panel quarterly profit"

World's largest memory maker predicts that DRAM and flat-screen shipments will offset price reductions.

Posted by Yong-Young Kim

By 2008, annual LCD television shipments will have shot up from about 4 million units to 40 million, with a sharp growth spike this year, according to a report from iSuppli.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Acer Display Technology, a division of Acer Group, has licensed TFT-LCD (thin film transistor liquid crystal diode) technology from IBM, in an effort to quickly jump into the market for flat panel monitors. Acer will invest $600 million in a manufacturing plant in Taiwan and begin production by the second quarter of 1999, according to the company, manufacturing sleek flat panel displays, active-matrix notebook screens, and other products in sizes 13 inches and larger.

Posted by Kurt Oeler

Amid weak consumer spending, flat-panel TV sales surge during the first quarter of 2009, with demand often outpacing supply, according to report from DisplaySearch.

Posted by Lance Whitney

The company announces that it made net profits of $183 million in the quarter and that revenues grew 37 percent on a yearly basis.

Posted by Jim Davis

NEC-Mitsubishi Electronics Display of America is looking to give consumers more reasons to upgrade to a flat-panel monitor this holiday season.

Posted by Richard Shim

The company will introduce an iMac with a 17-inch monitor at next week's Macworld Expo in New York, according to sources.

Posted by Joe Wilcox

Demand for flat-panel devices means that the time is ripe for factories to churn out more glass.

Posted by Dinesh C. Sharma

President Douglas Woo isn't worried about competing with the big guys and says the shift to LCDs is virtually "unstoppable."

Posted by Michael Kanellos

Taiwanese companies are accelerating efforts to manufacture televisions using LCD screens. "Digital TVs will be larger than our notebook business," one executive says.

Posted by Stephen Shankland