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PMA: Flat panel TV shipments in North America rise 9% in June
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Shipments for flat panel TVs and business displays in North America rose 9% on month, but the average street price dropped nearly 6% in June over the previous month, according to research firm Pacific Media Associates (PMA).
Shipments for June also rose 64% on year but revenues only increased 28% because the average street price was 22% lower than a year before, said the firm.
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