It goes like this......
Company selling a product at a wide profit margin, decides to cut profit margin with the aim of selling a higher number of the product. The higher volume at the a lower profit margin is greater than the lower volume at the higher profit margin. Resulting in a greater profit for the company.
Nope I just dont see it. TV sales are falling year on year by 7% and at their peak was 235m units in 2012 and are now well below 200m and still dropping.
PC monitors are around 130m per annum with another 154m of laptop screens per annum. Total number of Computer screens is 50% more than TVs yet TVs are sold for much less, have more features and "seem" much better quality control.
It makes no sense.
And perhaps if pathetic 32" pc monitors which arent even HDR werent £1300 and were perhaps £650 then they would sell a lot, lot more than the 130m a year they are selling now.
And it used to be the case that TV's sold much more the pC screen s many times over but PC screens were relative cheap compared to TVs back then. Explain that?