In late November, the decline in the size of large-size LCD panels slowed down

Market research firm DisplaySearch recently announced the latest LCD panel quotes in late November, LCD monitor prices rose by about 2%, notebook computer panels remained flat, and TV panel prices continued to decline, but the decline has slowed down, except for 40-42 inches. In addition to the % decrease, the drop in the size of other mainstream TV panels has dropped to 1%.

According to DisplaySearch, TV brand manufacturers continue to demand more panel price discounts from suppliers for price reductions, and TV panel price pressure still exists in the fourth quarter, but the rate of decline has slowed compared to the third quarter. TV panel quotes in late November of this year, 26-inch TV panel offer came to 113 US dollars, down 1 US dollar, a decrease of 0.1%; 32 inches 157 US dollars, fell 2 US dollars, the decline also fell to 1%; 37 inches 208 US dollars, lower 2 The US dollar fell by about 1%; the 46-inch FullHD TV panel quoted US$353, down by US$5, or about 1%. The larger drop was the 40-42 inch TV panel. The 40-42 inch quote came to 255 US dollars, down 7 US dollars, a drop of about 3%; 40-42 inch LED backlight FullHD TV panel quoted 345 US dollars, down 12 US dollars, a decrease of 3 %.

DisplaySearch pointed out that panel makers continue to strictly control the inventory, especially 17-inch, 18.5-inch, 19-inch widescreen models, so that in November the price of LCD panels continued to rebound. The market is expected to have limited room for price cuts. Some brand manufacturers and OEM system foundries have started to make up for their inventories. To reduce losses, panel makers have concentrated their production on TV panels, causing tight supply of LCD panels.

DisplaySearch also said that although the LCD panel boom has shown signs of recovery, it is still unclear. The survey pointed out that in late November LCD panels offer 17 inches each 58 US dollars, 18.5 inches 54 US dollars, 19-inch widescreen 61 US dollars, both rose 1 US dollars, or about 2%. The 20-inch widescreen $61 each, $21.5-inch widescreen $74 each, and the $21.5-inch wide-screen LED backlit panel costs $78 each. In the latter half of November, the price of the notebook computer panel was 13.3 inches, and each piece came to 48 dollars, 14 inches to 42 dollars, and 15.6 inches to 43 dollars and 17.3 inches to 62 dollars, which were all in line with the price quoted in the first half of November.