flat-panel

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flat-pan·el

(flăt′păn′əl)
adj.
Of or relating to a thin monitor or television, such as an LCD or plasma display.

flat panel n.
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The move aims to meet surging demand for flat-panel televisions in the United States, Europe and China.
MASHANTUCKET, Conn.-NECO Alliance, a Northeastern buying group of independent dealers that has historically concentrated on major appliances, is pushing further in electronics, spurred by rising flat-panel television sales.
Panstera Inc., a fabless semiconductor company based in Silicon Valley that provides advanced mixed-signal and complex digital-logic solutions, has introduced the DVI-compliant PT68851 flat-panel monitor processor.
As flat-panel TV prices compress and mass merchants begin to migrate their consumer electronics offerings toward a relatively higher end, it is not unusual to find a handful of LCD or plasma sets on these mega-retailers' shelves.
The electronics giant intends to concentrate its flat-panel TV operations on liquid crystal displays and rear-projection models in a bid to enhance its competitiveness, they said.
Topics included a flat-panel market overview, an analysis of the Taiwanese and Korean LCD industries, an LCD cost analysis and a flat-panel-display industry outlook.
Demand for such panels is on the rise due to the popularity of flat-panel TVs.
NEW YORK-While electronics manufacturers seem to focus the lion's share of new product development on flat-panel technology, the old-standby cathode ray tube television maintains significant market share as unit sales eclipse those of LCD and plasma.
The Nihon Keizai Shimbun, a business daily, reported Friday that the planned factory will produce 30-inch LCD panels for flat-panel TVs, possibly from 2006.
The value of shipments of flat-panel televisions in calendar 2003 eclipsed that of conventional cathode-ray tube TVs in Japan for the first time ever, an industry body said Tuesday.
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