Mitsubishi drafts blueprint for U.S. projection TVs

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Mitsubishi Electric Corp will increase from 25%-45% in year 2000 and 65% in 2001 the percentage of digital projection TVs it sells in the US as it aims for a 65% market share. Also, the company plans to offer modules with built in high-definition television (HDTV) semiconductor chips for sets that receive HDTV signals, rather than TVs using set-top boxes, to address the issue of copyright protection. The company's US affiliate, Mitsubishi Digital Electronics America, expects sales of digital projection TVs to reach 2 million in fall 2000.

Television Sets

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After price war, U.S. audio firms tune up to hit high notes

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The forecast for the revival of audio equipments in the United States, the emphasis on hi-fi audio business, the causes for the fall in the demand of these audio products, and the sales of the equipments in the year 2005, are discussed.

Market information - general, Household audio and video equipment, Audio Receivers, Tuners & Amplifiers, Supply and demand, Market share, Audio equipment industry, Audio equipment, Company market share

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