Corning in 2013: What You Need to Watch

With Corning introducing the third generation of its flagship Gorilla Glass product at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Motley Fool analyst Austin Smith answers the question, "Is this what investors need to watch at Corning?" with a resounding "No." In this video, Smith lays out the biggest market trends that are going to drive or hamper sales for the company. Rather than looking at the smartphone screen market, he has his eye instead on much larger, more lucrative screens, as the competition heats up in the race for the first truly integrated "smart" TV.

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