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DTV Unit Sales Up 61% In July

By Staff -- TWICE, 9/16/2002

ARLINGTON, VA. — Factory sales of digital television (DTV) products rose 81 percent in unit sales and 66 percent in dollar sales during July, compared to the same period a year ago, according to the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA).

Approximately 213,159 DTV products were sold to dealers in the month, and the average price was $1,733. The total factory dollar volume for the period was $369,311,697, CEA said.

The industry association defines DTV products as integrated sets and monitors displaying active vertical scanning lines of at least 480p and, in the case of integrated sets, receiving and decoding ATSC terrestrial digital transmissions.

CEA reported factory sales of DTV set-top boxes for the first seven months of the year totaled 44,291 units and $20,152,689. The average set-top box price was $455. Comparatively, set-top box unit sales during the same period in 2001 totaled 79,101 units.

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