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April 26: India Digital Projector sales grow 42.9% to 194,528 units in CY 2011; Revenues grow 28.7% to cross Rs. 560 crore; Education sector largest segment in CY 2011                                   April 4: India standalone PC monitor sell-throughs in top 30 cities drop 23% in 4Q 2011 over 3Q 2011 due to post festive season slack and the global squeeze in supplies of key components; LED sell-throughs surpass LCD sales for the first time in the country, the latter dropping 38% quarter-on-quarter as leading vendors discontinue the product line                                   March 26: India VLSI design services industry accounts for over 14% of total India semiconductor market at US$ 1.25 billion, while overall India semiconductor industry stands at US$ 8.73 billion in 2011; Wipro Technologies, SmartPlay Technologies and Sasken Communications emerge as top three companies offering third-party VLSI design services                                   March 22: CyberMedia Research Social Media Survey 2012 reveals - Over 90% executives in India use Social Media; 88% users access Social Media platforms primarily for ‘professional networking’, 75% for ‘social networking’ and 18% for ‘job search’; Time spent online helps executives multi-task productively; Laptop PCs most preferred medium for connecting to social platforms, but use of smartphones and tablets on the rise                                   March 1: India CY 2011 mobile phone sales (unit shipments) at 183 million, a 10% YoY increase; December 2011 shipments cross 17 million units, a 7% MoM growth; Smartphones contribute 6.2%, multi-SIM handsets over 57% of total shipments while 3G phone shipments stood at 18 million units in CY2011
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