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Worldwide large-size panel shipments decreased 2.4% sequentially to 20.3 million units in June, mainly as a result of weak sales in the TV and monitor segments, which saw a 4.2% and 3.1% drop to 4.11 million and 10.45 million units, respectively, according to WitsView Technology. Notebook-panel shipments remained flat, with a mere 0.1% increase to 5.74 million units, the research firm said.
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