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You probably know someone who doesn't even own a television, skipping the big TV to watch movies and shows on a laptop, tablet, or phone. Yet sales of big-screen televisions over 65 inches are booming. The value of the 4K Ultra HD market in the US alone will more than double, to $96.35 billion, by 2034, according to Sky Market Insights.
- ▪You probably know someone who doesn't even own a television, skipping the big TV to watch movies and shows on a laptop, tablet, or phone.
- ▪Yet sales of big-screen televisions over 65 inches are booming.
- ▪The value of the 4K Ultra HD market in the US alone will more than double, to $96.35 billion, by 2034, according to Sky Market Insights.
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You probably know someone who doesn't even own a television, skipping the big TV to watch movies and shows on a laptop, tablet, or phone. Yet sales of big-screen televisions over 65 inches are booming. The value of the 4K Ultra HD market in the US alone will more than double, to $96.35 billion, by 2034, according to Sky Market Insights. TVs are not totally immune to the price hikes seen in the RAM market—after all, smart TVs need memory to run their platforms and apps. TrendForce reports that the price of DDR4 TV memory has quadrupled in the last year. However, memory accounts for only 6-7% of a TV’s price (up from 2.5-3% since early 2025).
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