Component shortages lead analysts to forecast rise in prices of ...

Courtesy Engadget  Wed, 01/13/2010 - 06:05

As you might well know, we're not the biggest fans of analyst blather , but this piece of research by Gartner is backed by some substantial numbers.

The FT reports that DRAM prices have recently risen by 23 percent, followed closely by LCD prices with a 20 percent jump, both in response to the financial crisis the whole globe seems to be suffering from.

Because the effects of recently renewed investment in...


 

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