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• MICRO:Industry News:On Display (Oct '99)
  Jose and LG Electronics of South Korea signed a pact on July 26 giving Philips a 50% stake in LG's LCD business. Philips will invest approximately $1.6 billion in the venture, making it the largest foreign investment in South Korean history, according to Philips. The deal propels both companies...
• MICRO: Industry News: World Beat (Feb 2000)
  headquarters and plant. Tecdis and the LCD manufacturer Three-Five Systems established the center in October 1999. Three-Five Systems is based in Tempe, AZ. STM will supply chips in volume to both Tecdis and Three-Five Systems. It will also sell the driver chips on the open market. The first...
• Society for Information Display News Stories December 2004
  officials of Nanjing City. The ceremony took place at LG.Philips LCD's Nanjing factory, which is located in the Nanjing Economic and Technological Development Zone (NETDZ) of Jiangsu Province, Nanjing City. LG.Philips LCD, the first Korean LCD panel maker to move into China with module production...
• Society for Information Display News Stories May 2004
  leadership positions in key component markets, including TFT-LCD panels. However, market forces are posing major challenges to the South Korean electronics industry as it attempts to translate today's successes into long-term, sustainable competitive advantages, according to an article in the May 17...
• SID - Society For Information Display
  practices" by many of the world's biggest manufacturers of liquid-crystal displays (LCDs). United States Department of Justice (DOJ) Japanese Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) Korean Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) have all launched separate investigations to scrutinize the behavior of as many as 10 LCD...
• Powering Organic LEDs
  about 61 million units in 2005 to about 100 million units in 2006) as manufacturers of digital still cameras, MP3 players, handheld gaming devices, and other portable systems take advantage of OLEDs. Driving that growth will be the technology's numerous advantages over conventional LCD technology...
• MICRO:Archive:Back Issue TOC
  alternatives Survey majority sees copper chips coming in volume by 2002 Korean researchers claim new �super silicon wafer� improves yields, lowers production costs SpeedFam-IPEC, Lucid ink water conservation pact; Entegris debuts, signs piping alliance; EKC opens CMP labs; Veeco to buy...
• Ready for prime time
  the garage door open could conceivably tell by looking at the LCD in their Home Key. (However, the system stops short of asking a sympathetic neighbor to come over and rectify the problem.). The base station is smart enough to notice if one of the sensors changes state when the Home Key is out of range...
• MICRO:Industry News:On Display (Jan '99)
  will discuss the manufacturer's Cut Down 40 program, which was instituted to reduce the South Korean company's production costs. The sponsors of Display Works 99 USDC, SEMI, and SID expect more than 2500 industry professionals from around the world to attend the show. Approximately 100 equipment...
• MICRO: World Beat
  geometries. SpeedFam books CMP order. SpeedFam-IPEC says a top-10 semiconductor manufacturer has ordered a Momentum system for 200-mm CMP. The South Korean chipmaker will use the system for copper CMP R&D at the 130-nm technology node. The manufacturer also has qualified the system for tungsten...

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