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Data I/O Announces First Support for Renesas SuperAND Technology
January 7, 2005 (HONG KONG) -- Data I/O Corp announced the first programming support for Renesas SuperAND technology. Beginning with the RTC M6MLD937J2LBWG SCSP-88 (SuperAND and NOR multi-chip package) and RTC M6MLD277J3ZDWG SCSP-88 (SuperAND and NOR multi-chip package) this new technology can now be programmed on Data I/O's FlashCORE manual and automated programming systems.
ST's New 32-bit SIM Chip Supports Mobile Phone Multimedia Services
January 7, 2005 (HONG KONG) -- STMicroelectronics (ST) announced a new smartcard MCU in its ST22 range -- based on the SmartJ Java-accelerated RISC architecture -- which integrates 256-kbytes of EEPROM memory with a high performance CPU to support the demands of multimedia applications on the latest mobile phones.
LG Unveils New PDP, LCD Products at CES 2005
January 7, 2005 (HONG KONG) -- LG Electronics introduced a selection of plasma display panel (PDP) and liquid crystal display (LCD) flat-panel products at the 2005 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES).
TI Integrates New ANT Galio Software for Advanced Digital TV Applications
January 7, 2005 (HONG KONG) -- Texas Instruments Inc (TI) and ANT Ltd, a provider of user interface software for digital TV and consumer electronics, announced the availability of new ANT Galio software on the TI TMS320DM642 digital media processor (DM642) for advanced video applications.
Agilent's Flat-Panel TV Illumination System 25% Brighter than Fluorescent Backlighting
January 7, 2005 (HONG KONG) -- Agilent Technologies Inc announced on January 5 at the International Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas a breakthrough color management system for backlighting LCD (liquid crystal display) flat-panel TVs which delivers 25% more brilliant colors than current fluorescent backlighting. The new solution will allow consumers watching flat-panel TVs to see all colors of the rainbow brighter and more clearly for a more exciting viewing experience.
Sumika Acquires Compound Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment to Bolster Product Lines
January 7, 2005 (HONG KONG) -- Sumika Electronic Materials, a subsidiary of Sumitomo Chemical Co Ltd, has purchased epiwafer manufacturing equipment from a major semiconductor manufacturer. The transaction will enable Sumika to add to their current heterojunction bipolar transistor (HBT) and diode product lines and will also provide a second site to produce pseudomorphic high electron-mobility transistor (pHEMT)'s to complement Sumitomo Chemical's Japanese facility (Sumika Epi-Solution Co, Ltd).
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Jan 2005 Highlights
Cover Story: SED: Rising Star in TV Market?
Tech Analysis: HDD for Mobile Phones Withstand 1.5-Meter Drop
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LCD TV Shipments Exceed Expectations in Q3'04, Says DisplaySearch Report
January 7, 2005 (HONG KONG) -- DisplaySearch has launched its Quarterly Global TV Shipment and Forecast Report, which reveals TV brand market share in every region for each technology by size and resolution.
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Samsung Begins Investment in LCD Line 7-2
January 3, 2005 (HONG KONG) -- Samsung Electronics announced that it would begin construction of a Line 7-2 at its fabrication facility in Tanjeong, Korea. Samsung will make a 290 billion won (about US$273 million) investment in order to start off the construction of the building for the new line. Line 7-2 will be located to the west of Samsung's Line 7-1.
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LG Eyeing Larger Share of Electronics and Chemicals Markets Digital Chosun
Digital Electronics Exports Hit Record High Korea Times
Korea Set to Outpace Japan in Mobile Broadcast Race Korea Times
Semiconductor Industry on the Right Track: Insider Taipei Times
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