Falling prices for DVD players expand home theater market

Article Abstract:

DVD video players sales are increasing rapidly worldwide as prices decrease leading to expanded demand for home theater systems. Such systems usually include a DVD player, an amplifier, speakers, audio-video receiver and a projection system such as a television.

Consumer Video Equipment, Consumer electronics, Video equipment

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World Demand for DVD Players To Reach 26 Million Units

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Worldwide sales of consumer DVD players are expected to reach 26 million units in fiscal year 2001. Sales projections for Japan, U.S., Europe, and China are included.

China, Japan, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, European Union, Statistical Data Included, Industry Overview

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Sales of DVD players soar as prices fall in United States

Article Abstract:

The Consumer Electronics reported that sales of DVD player sales in the US should reach 12 million units in 2001, up 40% from last year.

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