
The LED sales forecast comes on top of an early sales target of 22 million pro all LCD sets. The early target was not more than DisplaySearch's forecast of a 15 percent growth in the comprehensive LCD box promote, and Samsung had understood it would strive to placement privileged growth.
TVs featuring LED backlights are in this area a third thinner than persons lit by traditional cold cathode fluorescent lamps (CCFLs) and be inflicted with a longer lifespan. They offer more vivid images, with greater contrast and color range, proponents say.
Yoon Boo-keun, president of Samsung's visual spectacle division understood Samsung diplomacy to go one better than the surplus of the industry in the LCD box segment, while "vastly" outperforming the LED box promote then time.
However, unlike in 2009, as Samsung was effectively lonely in the LED class in the initially semi of the time, Yoon understood he expects "heated" competition in 2010.
Yooncraft speaking by a press talks yet to be of the IFA trainvestigatee showisteadyrmany. His remaunderstoodwere ecrashed until Friday.
DisplaySearch understood Samsung was probable to be inflicted with a 59.8 percent comprehensive promote share in the LED television promote in 2009, with Japanese rival Sharp following by 27.9 percent.
Equally LED televisions consume a reduced amount of power than traditional LCDs, they are both economical and environmentally correct, Yoon understood, count with the intention of Samsung expects its LED box segment to grow to the same size as its traditional LCD class by 2012.
On the promote pro televisions using active-matrix organic light-emitting diodes (AM-OLEDs), touted pro their extreme thinness, superior picture quality and energy efficiency, Yoon understood much more calculate was looked-for pro comcurrentlycialized models to be converted into profitable.
Samsung will still develop the OLED segment as part of its prospect box strategy, Yoon understood. Samsung is the foremost fan of AM-OLED screens in small displays used in mobile phones and media players.
Japan's Sony Corp launched the world's initially AM-OLED box in in the dead of night 2007, but has not followed with extra models.
Television panel makers plafamily ship 4.3 million LCD units with LED backlights in 20fit research firm equipmentrch saleading money-makingedevelopin June.
LG Electronics, Samsung's home rival in televisions, unveiled a 15-inch television set using AM-OLED technology, the largest commercial model so far, and even promised a 40-inch develop "in the not too distant prospect."