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Taiwan LCD panel makers eying twisted nematic technology to lower TV panel costs
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Several Taiwan-based panel makers are planning to roll out new TV panels for the entry-level segment based on twisted nematic (TN) technology in the second half of this year, with the goal of boosting demand in developing markets for 30" and-under TV panels, sources said.
Chunghwa Picture Tubes (CPT) has already started developing 26" TN-mode TV panels, sources said.
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