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"We've seen retail prices of flat panel televisions come down around 30 percent in the past year," said Doug Moore, senior vice president and chief merchandising officer at Circuit City. "New factories overseas have come on line and are producing larger supplies of flat panel TV components. At the same time, electronics manufacturers are eager to compete in the marketplace. It all adds up to great news for consumers. The price drops amount to hundreds, or in some cases well over a thousand dollars for larger sets."
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In January 2005, Canon announced the imminent launch of SED flat screen televisions at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. According to the suit, Nano-Proprietary asserts that the new SED televisions fall squarely within the definition of excluded products under the 1999 agreement. Nano-Proprietary's suit asks the federal court to adjudicate the parties rights' under the 1999 license and to stop Canon from representing that they have a license and that others in the industry can join them under the license.
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LG Electronics privately demonstrated 71-inch and 62-inch models of liquid crystal on silicon (LCoS) 1080p rear projection televisions at the international Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, held earlier this month. These televisions incorporate SpatiaLight's state of the art 1920 pixel by 1080 pixel resolution LCoS microdisplay devices (LCoS Sets). The pre-production televisions were very well received by significant target customers of LG Electronics and by other industry guests.
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LG will augment sales and market share of premium television products by adding PVRs to all the televisions above 37" in size. This built in feature was very successful in promoting LG's plasma (PDP) sales in 2005.
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