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Large-size TV panel prices to slide in January
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With the hot season ending and panel supply expected to increase, DisplaySearch predicts that average prices for TFT LCD panels in January are expected to drop further. Research firm iSuppli also forecast a downtrend for panel prices across all sizes in the first half of 2006.
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