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Prices for 17" LCD monitor panels continue sliding.

Prices for 17" LCD monitor panels have continued to reach record lows in the first half of this month, with the ASP (average selling price) falling to $145, down from $149 in the second half of last month, according to WitsView Technology. In the first half of January, prices for 17" monitor panels fell to their lowest level in this crystal cycle and prices are continuing to decrease this month due to seasonal effects and continued capacity ramps at panel makers, according to sources.


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