Fujitsu will stop producing plasma TV’s
Japan based Fujitsu will stop producing Plasma TV screens after nearly fifteen years in this business area.
In 1992 the company was the first manufacturer to make a Plasma TV available to the public. The company has decided to leave the plasma TV production due to erosion of profit margins along with intense competition from LCD, Hdtvorg reports. The company has since long stopped producing Plasma screens in large number, providing high end niche products for electronic stores in the US and the UK.
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Four major defense manufacturers in Korea have been fined for alleged involvement in a cartel according to the Korean Fair Trade Commission.
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