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Are You a Leader or the LED?

By Paul Gray – Director, European TV Research, DisplaySearch

Today has been the main day of press conferences here at IFA. It’s the chance the set makers get to show their strategy in Europe.

Essentially the group has split into two packs, unlike the usual single message that tends to be the industry consensus.
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Things Left Unasked and Unsaid

By Paul Gagnon – Director, North American TV Research

Blogging Live from SID Display Week!

We had a very lively discussion today during the final session of the SID Business Conference, which covered the largest display application market: TVs. Panelists and even audience members jousted about future viability and past mistakes.
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Has Samsung Given Up on LCD TV?

On Sunday night, I attended a Best Buy invitation-only event for Reward Zone members here in Atlanta. This event ran nationwide at select Best Buy locations in various markets. “Samsung LED” was the featured item at the event, which highlighted a promotion of 46″ and 55″ derivative 7100 series models sold exclusively at Best Buy. A Samsung representative was in attendance. However, it should be pointed out that while she characterized herself as a “Samsung Sales Rep,” she was most likely part of a sourced sales support effort-minimally trained-in order to cover all of the storefronts. I note this because I represented myself as a serious customer for the Samsung LED. I first talked to a couple of Best Buy salespeople who pretty much verbalized the Point-of-Purchase highlights attached to the end-cap display, discussed the new LED display (in general terms) and showed me the thin profile.
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