Of the 3 and a quarter million televisions sold in 2009 according to research firm GFK, a little over 2 fifths, 43. 4%, corresponds to the category of less than 26 inches. 37. 7% is due to the screens of between 26 and 32 inches, and almost 19% are more televisions 32 inches. Consumers bought more than one million cuatrocientasmil screens under 26 inches. This is explained on the one hand, the small size of most of the flats sold in recent years and partly because the renewal of large screens has been under 3 or 4 years, and in 2009 has continued. Moreover, the price of the TVs below 26 inches is much more affordable. In the category below 26 inches, plasma away radically from the map. No manufacturer creates their screens on a diagonal so small. It is the kingdom then lcd. It's not even full HD screen. Manufacturers have come to the conclusion that a diagonal of that size is not worth introducing such a resolution. The screens sold are of the HD-Ready. That does not mean that they all incorporate HDMI digital connectors. Of the nearly 3. 3 million TV sets sold in 2009 in Spain, two and a half million have 26 or more inches. In these diagonals the most active seller is the manufacturer Samsung, which excels in both categories GFK acknowledges that the consultant in this segment. Among the displays 26 to 32 inches, nearly one in three (30%) carries the logo of the Korean brand, and that market share almost identical repeats, 31. 3% between the screens of more than 32 inches. Second in the list is LG Electronics, which shows the popularity of Korean manufacturing equipment. In the category of 26 to 32 inches LG sold 22. 6% of the units, while above 32 is placed in Spanish households nearly 14%. In any case, these sales are not homogeneous. In December 2009, LG jumped from 27% who remained on average in previous months to a dazzling 35%, while Samsung in December fell nearly 27%. The Spanish, before Christmas, and before the rush to buy, preferring to take advantage of LG offers compared to its Korean competitors. The imminent arrival of the digital blackout has encouraged the Spanish to buy a larger quantity of televisions throughout the year 2009. According to GFK consultant at the end of 2009, 3,281,275 encasa finished screens of consumers. Almost 50% more than in 2008, when sales amounted to 2,209,199. Since 2008 only two technologies on the shelves of stores, plasma and LCD, but the public's preferences are not distributed evenly. Plasma represents over 2009 only 3. 5 of the total. It sold more than 115,000 plasma TVs compared to 110,000 in 2008. Sales rise, but not enough. Those who do have a spectacular escalation are LCD TVs. Copies sold in 2009 grew by one million, compared to 3,150,000 2. 100,000 from 2008. Again, this increase is explained only to the imminent change of broadcast technology. Buyers at the position of having to buy a Freeview tuner for old TV or change the screen, opted for the latter. LG Display Division of the South Korean company wants to increase its production of flat panels by 30% to surpass Samsung, its direct rival. To achieve this, will invest up to 1. 48 trillion won, about 950 million euros to change. Presented during the month of September at the IFA 2009 in Berlin, the South Korean multinational LG Group has begun marketing three models of monitors, LG N1642W, N1941W LG and LG N1742L. All have in common the ability to connect to a central PC and function as an independent positions. Up to a total of eleven monitors connected to a computer via a network card, to save costs for companies when purchasing new computers. LG has developed its network monitors in collaboration with NComputing, a provider of solutions for desktop virtualization. The principle of these devices is based on multi-increasing capacity with the current processors have multiple cores. The fact that many applications do not leverage all the hardware resources, enabling the work of different users on one machine. Something that these monitors have keyboard, mouse and audio connections with built-in speaker. . . .