Archive for October, 2008
Friday, October 24th, 2008
By David Barnes, VP Strategic Analysis
Is it only me, or are you confused too? It seems like only yesterday, pundits were worried about stagflation. Not long before that, they feared inflation. Today, they’re fretting about deflation. Yes, you’re right: each of those economic conditions has a different cause and a ...
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Tuesday, October 21st, 2008
By Calvin Hsieh, Research Director
Back to the influence of Apple TV, Google Phone and Intel Canmore. Let’s now take a look at Canmore CE3100, which was released this September as Intel’s first SoC (System on Chip) for CE products. The amazing thing here is not the performance. ...
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Monday, October 20th, 2008
By Calvin Hsieh, Research Director
The three products mentioned in the previous post (Apple TV, Google Phone and Intel’s Canmore) appear to have virtually nothing to do with today’s TV. That’s because we are still used to talking about TV as a device receiving a signal with a display. If we ...
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Monday, October 20th, 2008
By David Hsieh, Vice President, Greater China Market
A few years ago, no one would have expected that there would be any overlap of the large TFT-LCD and LED industries. LEDs were considered suitable for display backlighting and keypad lighting on mobile phones and other small display applications, but certainly not ...
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Friday, October 17th, 2008
By Chris Connery, Vice President, PC and Large Format Commercial Displays and John Jacobs, Director, Notebook Market Research
Indeed, as the worldwide market continues to shift its computing preference from stationary desktop personal computers to more portable devices (notebooks and mini-notes, in general), the LCD industry continues to worry about the ...
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