MANHASSET, N.Y. — Prices of 40 and 42 in. liquid crystal display (LCD) TV panels declined to an average of $1,125 in July, with some prices falling to as low as $950, according to market research firm ...

Bang & Olufsen announces the arrival of the BeoVision 8 40-inch LCD in North America. The new 40-inch version of the acclaimed BeoVision 8 TV combines a technologically advanced home cinema viewing ...

No, that's not a typo, Samsung's 40-inch LCD has LED technology. The LEDs are there for backlighting, and the technology got Samsung an "Innovation Award" ...

The BeoVision 7 40-inch LCD TV is now updated with an integrated Blu-ray player, 100 Hz picture technology, and a DVB-HD module, enhancing the extreme flexibility of this home entertainment system.

Daktronics is now offering a 40-inch LCD monitor combining top-notch graphics with sheer size. All members of the Daktronics line of LCDs feature 50,000-hour backlight lifetime, high contrast, ...

A bunch of Taiwanese manufacturers are investing heavily in building larger LCD TVs, and several of them have already started showing off 40-inch LCD TVs, something that wasn’t really feasible ...

As a result, Steel expects this will increase competition between LCD and plasma display panel TV set makers because both sets compete in the market around 40-inch screen size. Samsung is quickly ...

Sharp is currently the world's top LCD TV player with 50 percent share of the world market, according to DisplaySearch, but is not as strong as other players in large-sized screens. Samsung ...

Daytek Electronics had added a 40-inch LCD HD set to its line of flat-panel monitors, following the introduction to the Canadian market a few months ago of its 32-inch model. As in the United States, ...

Flat-screen war heats up, LCD catching up Sales of LCD televisions are expected to gain ground on plasma displays in 40-44-inch range.

Average selling prices were dropped just 2 percent quarter-to-quarter and 16 percent year-to-year to $369. For the first time, twice as many over 40-inch LCD TV panels were shipped as 40-inch plasma ...

I have a budget of around £1,000 to spend on a 32- or 37-inch LCD TV with two HDMI inputs. What do you recommend?