European display device market continues upswing

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The 1998 European display devices market, including modules, stood approximately $3.81 billion, accounting for 8% to 9% of the global market and the figure could top $5 billion in 2003, according to Reed Electronics Research's recent report. Accounting for over 60% of sales, attaining almost $2.4 billion, the CRT sustains its dominance in the European display market, with production of over 19 million TV sets and slightly lesser than six million CRT monitors in the region.

Other Electronic Component Manufacturing, Display Devices, Display devices (Electronics)

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High-tech A/V unleashes snappy European comeback

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The electronics market in Europe has finally begun to revive in 1999 after posting a sluggish performance and generating lackluster sales since roughly 1997. Some of the growth may be attributed to efforts to establish a single European market. Part of the resurgence of the European electronics market may be attributed to the introduction of popular, new technologies in audio-visual systems. Digital video disc players, in particular, have made a significant contribution.

Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing, Consumer Electronics

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