Could this be a mistake 12-14 million LCD TVs or 1.2 to 1.4million LCD TVs, That's 10 Times Greater revenue than The present Revenue Estimates for BRLC .
Wonder if anyone can Confirm which figure is Right.....
Sounds Almost toooo goood.........or I'm Missing something....
****"The US-based company aims to ship 12-14 million LCD TVs worldwide in 2007, said James Li, president and COO of Syntax-Brillian."****
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Olevia LCD TV enters Taiwan market
Emily Chuang, DigiTimes.com, Taipei [Saturday 3 March 2007]
US-based Syntax-Brillian today announced the availability of Olevia-brand LCD TVs in Taiwan in sizes ranging from 32 to 47 inches.
Priced from NT$25,900-94,900 (US$786-2,881), the Olevia TVs are targeting the high-end market, the company said. Kolin-Denon Entertainment, a subsidiary of Taiwan Kolin and Nippon Denon, will be in charge of marketing and sales of Olevia TVs in the local market. Kolin manufactures Olevia TVs for Syntax-Brillian.
The Olevia TVs for the Taiwan market feature refresh rate of 120Hz and use panels from LG.Philips LCD, according to Syntax-Brillian.
The US-based display company expects to ship 20,000 LCD TVs locally this year, grabbing 2.5% of the market, Syntax-Brillian estimated.
In Asia, Syntax-Brillian already markets Olevia TVs in China and the maker ranked seventh with a 4.9% share in China in the fourth quarter of 2006, according to Syntax-Brillian, citing DisplaySearch as saying.
The US-based company is now developing 65-inch LCD TVs and will target the US market initially in the third quarter of 2007. The 65-inch LCD TV, using panels from Sharp, will also hit the Taiwan market by year-end, noted Syntax-Brillian.
Kolin said the new competition from Syntax-Brillian will not hurt its own-brand business in Taiwan, as Kolin's TVs will target the commodity market while Olevia-branded TVs are for the high-end home theater market, said Roger C. Kao, vice chairman of Kolin.
Syntax-Brillian may also introduce liquid crystal on silicon (LCOS) TVs in Taiwan in the future, added the company.
Olevia's Taiwan office will oversee all operations for Olevia in the Asia-Pacific region including the Olevia brand's current presence in Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, and Philippines, as well as other locations to be developed in the future, the company said.
The US-based company aims to ship 12-14 million LCD TVs worldwide in 2007, said James Li, president and COO of Syntax-Brillian.
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