Samsung stays on the LCD TV market in Q1 2016, however confronts firm rivalry from Chinese opponents

Samsung Electronics has been a noteworthy player in LCD TV deals throughout the previous couple of years, leaving its rivals in the dust, and one component behind the organization's prosperity can be found in the nature of Samsung TVs over sheer amount — a rule that Samsung is utilizing to push forward as a part of the LCD TV market. Another report demonstrates that Samsung is still ahead in the LCD TV market, however it is confronting solid rivalry from adversaries.

The most recent results from WitsView demonstrate that Samsung sold 10.5 million LCD TVs in Q1 2016, surpassing second-put LG Electronics with its 7.1 million units alongside Sony's LCD TV deals, however the Korean goliath saw its LCD TV deals experience a 34.4% quarter-on-quarter drop. Samsung is not by any means the only one to experience this, however, as both LG and Sony saw their LCD TV deals decay by 13.4% and 33.3%, separately.

The organizations ascending in this business sector are Chinese organizations Hisense and TCL Corp., who saw their shipments ascend by 13.8% (Hisense) and 3.6% (TCL), even in a quarter in which LCD TV shipments are down about 21%. Samsung has seen its LCD TV deals keep on growing, however the most recent six months have seen much more noteworthy development from these two adversaries.

The Korean monster expects to proceed with its push ahead in the LCD TV market by discharging 14 Quantum Dot TV models this year and enhancing picture quality, while its nearest LCD TV rival, LG, remains intensely put resources into OLED TVs about which Samsung is still doubtful (however contributed).

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