Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun The selling of an item in a retail store.
- noun The amount of a product that has been sold in retail stores in relation to the amount of its wholesale distribution.
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- noun Alternative form of
sell-through .
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Again I made the comment during my prepared remarks that we are not trying to handicap anything more or less into this guidance, simply what we see today based on sellthrough rates in the current economic environment.
unknown title 2011
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We see, if you look at the Enterprise and Infrastructure portion of that, we essentially get back to $166 million that wasn't there in fiscal Q1 because, now that's a share of wallet issue and a sellthrough rate issue.
unknown title 2011
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Needed to align sellthrough expectations with reality.
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"The sellthrough of the product was not what we expected."
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"The sellthrough of the product was not what we expected."
unknown title 2011
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The material technology group has a very robust demand and although we do see some seasonality in that business in Q2 given the seasonal sellthrough of the smartphone products that manufacture these technology group builds for.
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Needed to align sellthrough expectations with reality.
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Blockbuster's drive toward a multi-platform movie rental/sellthrough business took a major step Feb. 16 when the Dallas-based service said T-Mobile USA would begin offering its content downloads on the new Windows-based HTC HD2 mobile phone beginning March 24.
Dealerscope News 2010
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The average title, as opposed to the top 20 blockbuster, has a dev budget average of $20 million, where the break even sellthrough is 1.5 million.
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