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The large-size LCD panel market once danced to its own tune, unaffected by seasonal factors that impacted other segments of the consumer-electronics market. However, because of the rising demand and increasing dominance of LCD TVs, the large-size LCD panel market now is following a seasonal pattern similar to that seen by TV manufacturers, it was revealed yesterday at iSuppli's Flat Information Displays (FID) 2007 conference.
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