How IPL 2024 may boost TV sales in India, and how it's not surprising

IPL drives TV sales, boosting shipments and preference for online purchases of premium models. QLED TV popularity rises in 2023 despite challenges. Smart TV penetration expected to increase further.

source https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/technology/appliances/how-ipl-2024-may-boost-tv-sales-in-india-and-how-its-not-surprising/articleshow/108877292.cms

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