LED television shipments accounted for 52% of overall LCD TVs in the fourth quarter of 2011

Displaybank, a professional marketing agency, pointed out that in the fourth quarter of 2011, LED LCD TV shipments reached 32.2 million units, accounting for 52% of the total LCD TVs (permeability), surpassing cold cathode tube (CCFL) LCD TVs. . Displaybank pointed out that in January 2010, LCD TVs accounted for only 4% of the proportion of LED backlights, but then increased rapidly, accounting for 32% in January 2011. 2011 Displaybank, a professional market adjustment agency, pointed out that the fourth quarter of 2011 LED The shipment of LED LCD TVs reached 32.2 million units, accounting for 52% (permeability) of the total LCD TVs, surpassing the cold cathode fluorescent (CCFL) LCD TVs.

Displaybank pointed out that in January 2010, LCD TVs accounted for only 4% of LED backlights, but then increased rapidly, accounting for 32% in January 2011 and 53% in December 2011.

In terms of single season, LCD TVs shipped in the fourth quarter of 2011 accounted for more than half of the LED backlights. In terms of the year, the total LED LCD TV shipments reached 89.7 million units in 2011, accounting for 44% of LCD TV shipments.

In addition, at present, most manufacturers continue to expand the product line of LED LCD TVs. With the new aircraft listing plan for the second quarter of 2012, the shipment of LED LCD TVs continues to increase.

According to Displaybank’s statistics, the total number of flat-panel TVs shipped in 2011 reached 222 million units, an increase of 7.5% from the year-ago period in 2010. Compared with the growth rate of 31% in 2010, the growth rate dropped by 1/4; in 2011, LCD TV shipments reached 2.04. Billion Taiwan, an increase of 8.6% over 2010. In 2011, PDP TV shipments totaled 17.9 million units, a 3% drop from 2010.

Looking ahead to 2012, Displaybank estimates that due to the economic stagnation and shrinking demand in advanced markets, LCD TVs shipped 221 million units, an increase of only 8% from 2011. However, in the first half of the London Olympic Games, as well as the expansion of demand for flat-screen TVs by emerging developing countries, the growth of the TV market is still optimistic.