14 DAY TRIAL // Due to new sales of monitors and TVs with resolutions of above 1920 x 1080 pixels, or other factors, research firm WitsView believes that prices will drop a bit.
Hopefully, this will actually affect final product tags, but I won't be holding my breath for that, since the difference will be low. Most likely, this will only help the companies who make and ship them.
32-inch screens will drop by around $1 / €0.76, while 39-inch and 42-inch ones will become $1-3 cheaper (€0.76 – 2.28).
Global notebook demand will reach 169.1 million in 2013, helping LCD panel sales even more than TVs and monitors will (probably). Sadly, the number is 8.6% lower on year.
To compound the problem, 18.5-inch screens will increase in price ($1 / €0.76 to $1.5 / €1.14).
Fortunately, monitors of that size make up a small share of the total market, otherwise the price drop would have been even more negligible.