China's TCL Overtakes Samsung in Premium Market For Ultra-Large TVs (chosun.com)
(Friday December 20, 2024 @05:01AM (msmash)
from the times,-they-are-a-changin' dept.)
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- News link: https://entertainment.slashdot.org/story/24/12/20/0514242/chinas-tcl-overtakes-samsung-in-premium-market-for-ultra-large-tvs
- Source link: https://www.chosun.com/english/industry-en/2024/12/19/FJ3SZDVS7BDRLJJTTLS73OFETU/
Chinese TVs, once dismissed as "cheap and low-quality," are [1]making strides in the premium market, overtaking Samsung , the world's top TV manufacturer. From a report:
> TCL, a leading Chinese TV brand, surpassed Samsung in the 80-inch and larger TV market for the first time in the second quarter. Another Chinese electronics company, Hisense, is closely trailing Samsung in this market.
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> TCL maintained the lead in the 80-inch and larger TV market in the third quarter with a 23% market share( based on shipments), surpassing Samsung Electronics for the second consecutive quarter, according to market research firm Omdia on Dec. 19.
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> Samsung's share fell from 26% in the third quarter of last year to 19% this year. Hisense is also closing in on Samsung, narrowing the market share gap from 11 percentage points to just 1.65 points over the past year. LG Electronics is facing similar challenges, losing its third-place market share position to Hisense last year.
[1] https://www.chosun.com/english/industry-en/2024/12/19/FJ3SZDVS7BDRLJJTTLS73OFETU/
> TCL, a leading Chinese TV brand, surpassed Samsung in the 80-inch and larger TV market for the first time in the second quarter. Another Chinese electronics company, Hisense, is closely trailing Samsung in this market.
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> TCL maintained the lead in the 80-inch and larger TV market in the third quarter with a 23% market share( based on shipments), surpassing Samsung Electronics for the second consecutive quarter, according to market research firm Omdia on Dec. 19.
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> Samsung's share fell from 26% in the third quarter of last year to 19% this year. Hisense is also closing in on Samsung, narrowing the market share gap from 11 percentage points to just 1.65 points over the past year. LG Electronics is facing similar challenges, losing its third-place market share position to Hisense last year.
[1] https://www.chosun.com/english/industry-en/2024/12/19/FJ3SZDVS7BDRLJJTTLS73OFETU/
Good (Score:2)
by devslash0 ( 4203435 )
Samsung and their forced app and spyware ecosystem annoy the hell out of me. It's time we find a replacement for their obnoxious brand.
US sanctions (Score:2)
Looks like US sanctions to shut down Chinese tech industries are working about as well as the War on Some Drugs worked to stamp out drugs.
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China uses a variant of PAL, but it's largely irrelevant these days. It's all 1080i or 2160i for broadcast, with slight variations in colour gamut.
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I know, it's daft that we still use interlace for broadcast. I'm sure there's some legacy reason for it, probably too do with the analogue equipment.
8k is doing okay in Japan, and it's not interlaced.
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what "US sanctions to shut down Chinese tech industries"? You know Trump is not President, right?