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Is Samsung Save Sony Again?

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As we know it recently samsung made uneasy decision to provide 46" and 56"led tv panels to struggling japanese tv firm sony.
but, sony still needed edge type led chips to light up tvs. right? as of today only two companies in the world mass produced advanced and reliable leds for edge type led tvs, which are samsung LED ( joint venture between samsung electronics & samsung electron) & LG innotec ( LG's brother company).

Despite the strategic needs, Samsung has been grappling with souring ties with Sony as it was reportedly told to reject Sony's call to provide advanced white LED chips to the Japanese firm ― a more key and competitive component in costs than red-, green-, and blue- (RGB) chips ― in making LED TVs.

recently Samsung Led and Lumens(samsung led's direct supplier) agrees to provide led chips and packaging to sony's upcoming mass producing ledtvs as early as this october.
now sony led tvs are using not just samsung led panels but, led chips too.
also, LGDisplay agrees to sell led panels to VIZIO and samsung led to provide led chips to VIZIO. all three companies denied report though. while sharp is still struggling to find reliable and advanced led chip source.

it seems world's #1 and #2 tv firm samsung and lg's vertical integration business strategy working great.

let's see how the tv business turns out in the future.
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what?
post #3 of 6
I don't know about 56" displays.
I don't know about Samsung "Electron", bit found Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co. Please at least get the names correct before posting.

Samsung Electro-Mechanics Co have agreed that in April they will launch a new 50:50 joint venture (tentatively named Samsung LED)
http://www.semiconductor-today.com/n...UNG_190209.htm

Wikipedia does have an excellent article about phosphor coated LEDs with Philips Lumileds' patented conformal coating process being at the forefront:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LED

Here is another good article on current LED technology used in LCD displays:
http://www.semiconductor-today.com/n...PLI_210109.htm

For those in protective custody or with a lot of time on their hands:
http://www.semiconductor-today.com/s...RID%3A11&hl=en
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Add Panasonic to those companies successful developing their vertical integration business over the years. The focus on short-term profits will doom any electronics company in the long-run. Sony appears to be using Sharps' new panels to their advantage.
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Some ppl are REALLY into this stuff.

I can see now, the family is sitting comfy watching Ratatouille. Ocrash shimes in and goes, Did you know Samsung...
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Originally Posted by mrbobb View Post

some ppl are really into this stuff.

I can see now, the family is sitting comfy watching ratatouille. Ocrash shimes in and goes, did you know samsung... :d

lol
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