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Trump, Xi to weigh tariff cuts on $30 billion of imports in managed trade pushAn exciting trade initiative is on the horizon as America and China collaborate to redefine commerce concerning everyday products. With a p...- The right way to clean TV screens without leaving streaks or damageModern TV screens require careful cleaning. Experts advise using soft microfiber cloths and avoiding harsh chemicals like alcohol or ammoni...
- LG overtakes Bravia maker Sony in flat panel television salesThe Japanese electronics giant attributed this development to a change in business strategy, which places a greater focus on the premium se...
- Budget 2014: Measures initiatiated to boost local electronics industryFinance minister Arun Jaitely announced a plethora of measures aimed at consumer electronics industry to encourage local production and det...
- TV makers like Sony, Panasonic & Videocon slash prices of entry-level LCD & LED TVs to attract usersTop television makers such as Sony, Panasonic and Videocon are bringing down the prices of their entry-level LCD and LED TV sets.
- Videocon, Onida & Salora take on MNCs with bulky CRT TV modelsA 21-inch CRT television set is now available for around Rs 7,000 compared to Rs 13,000 for a similarsized LED model.
- LED TV makers Samsung, Sony, LG and Panasonic report rise in sales as duty curbs importsCos are now running their production capacity at full tilt against their earlier 60-70%, and are even contemplating fresh investments to bo...
- Under stiff competition, LG, Samsung and Videocon dispute Sony's FTA edgeDomestic TV manufacturers complain Japanese cos do not fulfil the value addition norms under FTAs and yet enjoy concessional duty, creating...
- Nearly 85% of all flat-panel televisions produced in 2016 will be smart TVs: GartnerWorldwide unit production of flat-panel smart TVs will grow from 69 million in 2012 to 198 million in 2016. Worldwide unit production of sm...
- Sony, Samsung, LG and others to drastically prune LCD line-up; LED TVs to gain prominenceSony, Samsung, LG and Panasonic will drastically prune their LCD line-up and may even exit the category to focus more on LED TVs.
- Panasonic targeting to notch up to 15% share in flat panel TVJapan's largest electronics maker, Panasonic is planning to invest Rs 210 crore as marketing expense in flat panel televisions.
- LG, Samsung launch new TV line-up for India; plan aggressive targetWhile LG is now targeting the number one position with 30% share in this segment, market leader Samsung said it wants to widen its lead in ...
- LG, Samsung, Sony, Panasonic expect robust smart TV sales this yearBut companies don't expect smart TV prices to fall any time soon with the entry of more advanced products or increased competition.
- LED TVs to have 25% share in flat panel TV sales: SamsungSamsung India on Thursday said LED televisions will constitute 25 per cent of sales of its flat panel TVs in current year.
- Sony India to increase flat panel sales 50% in FY12Sony India expects sales of its Bravia flat panel televisions increase 50% to 12 lakh units for the year ending March’12.
- Toshiba introduce 32" LCD television at 20,990 & 19" LCD TV segment at Rs 10,000, triggers LCD TV price warThe prices are up to 30% less than similar products of rivals like LG, Samsung, Sony and Onida. Toshiba has set an ambitious target of sell...
- Leading electronics makers Samsung and LG shift focus to fast-growing LCD & LED televisions as plasma TV falls flatPlasma television may soon go blank as sales go flat and leading electronics makers shift focus to fast-growing LCD and LED televisions.
- Indians plug into high-end gadgetsIndian consumers are lapping up high-end electronics, mobiles and durables like never before. Not afraid to shell out the moolah, consumers...
- TCL re-enters India by selling 24-inch HDTV for Rs 14.5KTCL may trigger a price war in the flat panel TV market next year when it reenters India by selling 24-inch high-definition LCD televisions...
- Price cuts key to growth in flat panel TVsEven as global television demand is fast shifting towards LCD and plasma televisions, projections for India suggest that cathode ray tube (...
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