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2004_Jan-30:
Infineon to Acquire Taiwanese Fabless IC Design Firm ADMtek
2004_Jan-29:
UFJ Bank Constructs Extensive In-House IP Phone Network, Executive Says
2004_Jan-28:
Stanley Electric to Boost Output of Light Sources for LCD TVs
2004_Jan-27:
Japanese Music CDs to Be Protected in China: JASRAC, MCSC
2004_Jan-27:
Japan's DVD Players Outstrip VCRs for First Time in '03
2004_Jan-27:
WTO to Probe Duties on Hynix
2004_Jan-26:
Tokyo to Construct Japan's Largest Solar Power Generation Facility
2004_Jan-26:
N American Semiconductor Equipment Industry Posts Dec 2003 Book-to-Bill Ratio of 1.20
2004_Jan-25:
Dentsu Hopes to Become Leader in Crowded Chinese Ad Market
2004_Jan-23:
NEC to Enter Smart Tag Business with High-Performance Chip
2004_Jan-22:
Company with Its 'Original Products' Can Win Global Competition: Canon President Fujio Mitarai
2004_Jan-21:
Kyocera to Launch Organic EL Panel Business
2004_Jan-21:
Asia-Pacific Telecom Sector to See Growth in 2004, Says Gartner
2004_Jan-21:
Korean LCD TV Firms Top Japanese Rivals in Q4: Estimate
2004_Jan-20:
Digitalway Wins US$35 Million Order from BestBuy
2004_Jan-19:
Samsung Electronics Saw Record High Quarterly Sales During Q4 2003
2004_Jan-19:
Hitachi Offers Component Supplier Info in South/Central China to Japanese Manufacturers
2004_Jan-19:
NTT Smart Card to Support 2 Intl Standards
2004_Jan-19:
Samsung Electronics to Shut UK Facilities
2004_Jan-17:
Elec Makers to Sell Higher-End White Goods in Asia
2004_Jan-16:
Plasma TV Makers Enlarge Screens to Differentiate Units from LCD TVs
2004_Jan-16:
Samsung's Home Network Technology Likely to be Designated as 'Standard' in US
2004_Jan-15:
CeBIT Asia 2004 in Shanghai to Be Held in April
2004_Jan-15:
Samsung Electronics Develops System on Chip for Digital TVs
2004_Jan-15:
Samsung Electronics Announces Large Investment in LCD Lines
2004_Jan-15:
Nintendo Beats SCE in Worldwide Game Console Sales Growth
2004_Jan-15:
Too Many Standards Must be Avoided for Next-Generation Wireless Tech, WWRF Chief Says
2004_Jan-14:
KDDI Surpasses NTT DoCoMo in 2003 Cell Phone Service Subscriptions
2004_Jan-13:
PC-ELECTRONICS CONVERGENCE: Sony Wary of Microsoft Monopoly
2004_Jan-13:
The Internet in 2004: Challenges and Solutions in Key Areas of Concern
2004_Jan-12:
ANALYSIS: Sharp Facing Tough Race in Large-LCD Market
2004_Jan-9:
HP, Dell Indicate Readiness to Join Blu-Ray Optical Disc Group
2004_Jan-8:
NTT Group to Focus on Broadband in 2004, President Addresses Resolution for New Year
2004_Jan-8:
Cell Phone Makers Revisit Foreign Markets on High-End Demand
2004_Jan-8:
'We Succeeded in Scaling Inorganic EL Panel from 17-In. to 34-In.,' iFire Claims
2004_Jan-7:
China Central TV, Dayan, MEI to Jointly Develop TV Broadcast Production System
2004_Jan-7:
Dowa Mining to Collect Gold from PCs, Cell Phones in China
2004_Jan-6:
Look and Feel: NEC's Card-Sized Mobile Phone
2004_Jan-6:
Canon, Sharp Rated Most Competitive in R&D;, Sony Falls to Fourth: Survey
2004_Jan-6:
Samsung Electronics to Raise Prices on Graphic DDRs for Laptops in 2004
2004_Jan-6:
Sony, Canon, NEC to Draft Green Procurement Rules
2004_Jan-6:
Samsung, Ssangyong Allowed to Expand Facilities Near Seoul
2004_Jan-6:
Matsushita in China Recovers from a Slump to Fight Back
2004_Jan-5:
Shipments of Prerecorded DVDs Likely to Reach 250 Billion Yen in '03
2004_Jan-4:
Broadband Overtakes Dial-Up Internet Access in Japan: Survey
2004_Jan-2:
Cell Phone Software by Japanese Start-Ups Goes Global
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