HDTV of Sony and Samsung in the U.S. marks minimum prices?

HDTV of Sony and Samsung in the U.S. marks minimum prices?

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The days of cost shopping for HDTVs may shortly come to a costly end, concording to industry sources, when Samsung rolls out its fresh 2012 mid-to-high end high-definition television line in the following weeks. Along with the fresh sets, Samsung will introduce a fresh “flat price” sales example that forces consumers to pay the same cost whether they purchase a fresh HDTV online or in a brick-and-mortar store.

We expect the design to effect in a cost premium for Samsung HDTVs of up to fifteen% when priced versus discountable comparable examples from other leading TV makers such as LG and Panasonic. Samsung calls its fresh plan UPP for “unilateral pricing insurance. ”  Speaker/earphone maker Bose, horologist Rolex and Jewelry seller Pandora have applied this judicial type of fixed-price scheme successfully for years.

The design will forbid any approved Samsung trader from advertising or trading its products under a planned price, called the minimal Advertised Price (MAP).

Whenever assaulted Samsung can avoid the dealer’s dealership and stop providing product.