Samsung: LED TV Sales to Grow Five Fold in 2010
TVs featuring LED backlights are about a third thinner than those lit by traditional cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFLs) and have a longer lifespan. They offer more vivid images, with greater contrast and color range, proponents say.
Yoon Boo-keun, president of Samsung's visual display division said Samsung plans to outperform the rest of the industry in the LCD TV segment, while "vastly" outperforming the LED TV market next year.
However, unlike in 2009, when Samsung was virtually alone in the LED category in the first half of the year, Yoon said he expects "heated" competition in 2010.Decorating is a talent that not everyone has. So, if you are lacking in this talent, hire a professional. Bring in deck lights designer or lighting specialist.
Yoon was speaking at a press conference ahead of the IFA trade show in Germany. His remarks were embargoed until Friday.
Television panel makers plan to ship 4.3 million LCD units with LED backlights in 2009, research firm DisplaySearch said in a report released in June.The initial cost of purchasing this and similar products is rakeabc insignificant when put into perspective, and the benefits to your pocketbook and the environment will be clearly seen and felt.
DisplaySearch said Samsung was expected to have a 59.8 percent global market share in the LED television market in 2009, with Japanese rival Sharp following at 27.9 percent.
As LED televisions consume less power than traditional LCDs, they are both economical and environmentally correct, Yoon said, adding that Samsung expects its LED TV segment to grow to the same size as its traditional LCD category by 2012.
On the market for televisions using active-matrix organic light-emitting diodes (AM-OLEDs),The benefit of a low voltage downlight is that the light can be chauvet light focused on a particular spot or item, which will draw people's attention to it. touted for their extreme thinness, superior picture quality and energy efficiency, Yoon said much more time was needed for commercialized models to become profitable.Like this, you can set led light a mood or read a book or sew with great ease. Remember that lots of lighting sources are necessary within any room.
"Right now, LEDs are the leading force," he said.
Samsung will still develop the OLED segment as part of its future TV strategy, Yoon said. Samsung is the main proponent of AM-OLED screens in small displays used in mobile phones and media players.
Japan's Sony Corp launched the world's first AM-OLED TV in late 2007, but has not followed with new models.
LG Electronics,Let's look at the cost savings of using an urmoon such as the Cree LR6 more closely. Samsung's home rival in televisions, unveiled a 15-inch television set using AM-OLED technology, the largest commercial model so far, and even promised a 40-inch model "in the not too distant future."
TVs featuring LED backlights are about a third thinner than those lit by traditional cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFLs) and have a longer lifespan. They offer more vivid images, with greater contrast and color range, proponents say.
Yoon Boo-keun, president of Samsung's visual display division said Samsung plans to outperform the rest of the industry in the LCD TV segment, while "vastly" outperforming the LED TV market next year.
However, unlike in 2009, when Samsung was virtually alone in the LED category in the first half of the year, Yoon said he expects "heated" competition in 2010.Decorating is a talent that not everyone has. So, if you are lacking in this talent, hire a professional. Bring in deck lights designer or lighting specialist.
Yoon was speaking at a press conference ahead of the IFA trade show in Germany. His remarks were embargoed until Friday.
Television panel makers plan to ship 4.3 million LCD units with LED backlights in 2009, research firm DisplaySearch said in a report released in June.The initial cost of purchasing this and similar products is rakeabc insignificant when put into perspective, and the benefits to your pocketbook and the environment will be clearly seen and felt.
DisplaySearch said Samsung was expected to have a 59.8 percent global market share in the LED television market in 2009, with Japanese rival Sharp following at 27.9 percent.
As LED televisions consume less power than traditional LCDs, they are both economical and environmentally correct, Yoon said, adding that Samsung expects its LED TV segment to grow to the same size as its traditional LCD category by 2012.
On the market for televisions using active-matrix organic light-emitting diodes (AM-OLEDs),The benefit of a low voltage downlight is that the light can be chauvet light focused on a particular spot or item, which will draw people's attention to it. touted for their extreme thinness, superior picture quality and energy efficiency, Yoon said much more time was needed for commercialized models to become profitable.Like this, you can set led light a mood or read a book or sew with great ease. Remember that lots of lighting sources are necessary within any room.
"Right now, LEDs are the leading force," he said.
Samsung will still develop the OLED segment as part of its future TV strategy, Yoon said. Samsung is the main proponent of AM-OLED screens in small displays used in mobile phones and media players.
Japan's Sony Corp launched the world's first AM-OLED TV in late 2007, but has not followed with new models.
LG Electronics,Let's look at the cost savings of using an urmoon such as the Cree LR6 more closely. Samsung's home rival in televisions, unveiled a 15-inch television set using AM-OLED technology, the largest commercial model so far, and even promised a 40-inch model "in the not too distant future."
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