DisplaySearch on reporting the TFT-LCD market performance for Q1 2004, announced that former underdog Samsung Electronics outsold LG, thus gaining the top spot in the global TFT-LCD market. Samsung's market share is rated at 23.
DisplaySearch on reporting the TFT-LCD market performance for Q1 2004, announced that former underdog Samsung Electronics outsold LG, thus gaining the top spot in the global TFT-LCD market. Samsung's market share is rated at 23.5%, LG.Philips - 20.8%, AU Optronics - 13.2%.
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