Popular consensus is that Sharp's LCD panels will be used in the next-gen Switch that's currently in development at Nintendo. This new model is expected to built on NVIDIA's new Orin 8nm architecture, ...

South Korea's Samsung Electronics and Japan's Sony agreed to a $2 billion expansion of an LCD plant, seeking a greater share of booming flat-screen TV sales. The companies already run a $2 billion ...

Samsung will stop producing LCD panels as soon as next month, according to industry insiders cited by The Korea Times. In 1991, a business unit called Samsung Display was formed to produce the panels ...

(Reuters) — Foxconn Technology Group is reconsidering plans to make advanced liquid crystal display panels at a $10 billion Wisconsin campus, and said it intends to hire mostly engineers and ...

Matsushita Electric Industrial and Hitachi are discussing multibillion-dollar deals on flat panels that could reshape an industry hit by fierce competition, a source familiar with the matter said. The ...

We all know Samsung for making amazing OLED displays, but it’s also a provider of LCD displays. It would provide LCD panels for its cheaper phones and for other manufacturers. Now, reports suggest ...

Tokyo - Sharp Corp. has suspended domestic production of large-sized LCD panels because of a shortfall of industrial gas after a massive earthquake and tsunami. The Osaka-based company is one of the ...

BANGALORE (Reuters) - Toshiba Corp will spend about 100 billion yen ($1.19 billion) to build a factory for making small LCD panels, mainly to supply to Apple Inc's iPhones, the Nikkei business daily ...

Sony and Samsung on Thursday said they finished building a major plant for making LCD panels, which are going into a growing number of televisions. S-LCD, the joint venture formed by the two consumer ...

Strong demand for flat-panel televisions is expected to cause prices on liquid-crystal display panels to rise in November and December and may perpetuate an LCD shortage into next year. Market ...

The following column was provided by Sweta Dash, director of LCD and projection research at iSuppli/Stanford Resources of El Segundo, Calif. Walking the floor at the Society for Information Display ...