Recession Not Hurting HDTV Sales
According to sales figures released by iSuppli Corporation, 7.8 million flat-panel HDTVs were sold in the first three months of 2009. That's a 17-percent increase from 2008, a huge jump considering all the woe that we see on the news every day. It's an even bigger surprise considering that sales actually dropped in the previous quarter, the all-important holiday season.
That boost is surely due in part to the digital TV transition, but it seems that more and more people are just taking this chance to get rid of their giant, heavy, inefficient screens and go for something a little sleeker and brighter. Even in tough times you have to treat yourself once in awhile. [From: AP/Newsvine]






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Subscribe to commentsSamsung hdtv 1080pJul 28th 2009 1:20AM
Could a Recession Hurt HDTV Sales?
Economists expect the U.S. fall into recession this year.
If so, the economic slowdown means a decrease in sales of high-definition TV?
The turnover for the year in Super Bowl could be the answer.
The Consumer Electronics Association says approximately 2-2.5 million High-Definition series has been designed specifically for the game in recent years. Trade is the estimate that the group of 2.4 million 'Super Bowl' sets will be sold before the game this year, which will be played Sunday.
The Super Bowl, that over one billion people around the world, has become an excuse to buy a new TV. The game has become a focal point for the quarter and other events.
Some analysts are not so sure that high definition is the usual Super Bowl bounce time this year 's. Concerned about layoffs and other problems caused by economic slowdown, consumers may hesitate to shell out thousands of dollars for a new TV.
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