Plasma Sales Shine In Q2
By TWICE Staff -- TWICE, 8/14/2009
Portland, Ore. - Plasma TV sales enjoyed a significant unit and dollar sales increase in the second quarter, according to Quixel Research.
The research firm said quarter-over-quarter unit shipments rose 31 percent, with dollar sales jumping 35 percent compared with the prior quarter.
Sales for the large-area display market, containing LCD, plasma and rear-projection models 40 inches and wider, were flat quarter to quarter, generating $3.1 billion compared with the second quarter of 2008.
Tamaryn Pratt, Quixel Research's principal, said the spike can be contributed to consumers looking for value deals during the recession. Another bright spot was the top sellers came from top-tier vendors, she said.
Leading the way were sales of 42-inch 720p plasma TVs, which were up 40 percent quarter over quarter.
However, in the LCD TV market, smaller display sizes outperformed their larger cousins. Sales of models with screen sizes 40 inches and larger were flat quarter to quarter, with revenue dipping 7 percent, the report said.

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As it states in the story, consumers were looking for a flat-panel at bargain prices and plasma is still less expensive then LCD.
TV Guy - 2009-17-8 09:19:24 EDT -
The research firm said quarter-over-quarter unit shipments rose 31 percent, with dollar sales jumping 35 percent compared with the prior quarter.
Results are quite interesting.
I just want to know why plasma rose?
Bingo Ye - 2009-17-8 02:10:10 EDT
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