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First 7/7.5G LCD plant in China expected online by 2009, says research firm
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12:24 PM - October 30, 2006 by
Humphrey Cheung
China-based Shanghai SVA-NEC Liquid Crystal Display (SVA-NEC) will be the first China panel maker to invest in a seventh-generation (7G)/7.5G TFT LCD plant with the plant expected to come online in 2009 at the soonest, according to research firm Displaybank.SVA-NEC's 6G plant will also enter mass production in 2008.
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Source : Tom's Hardware US