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Widescreen models to account for 60% of notebook LCD panels in 2006
1:31 PM - January 16, 2006 by
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: widescreen, lcds
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: widescreen, lcds
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Notebook panel shipments in 2006 will hit 76 million units, with widescreen models expected to outpace the traditional (4:3) segment by grabbing 60% of overall shipments, according to a recent report from DisplaySearch. By 2007, shipments for widescreen notebooks are likely to take 70% of the market as TFT LCD panel makers aggressively push widescreen panels into the mainstream.
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