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30 Dec 2009

Lenovo reportedly planning to release an e-book reader (Dec 29)

Notion Ink tablet first with Pixel Qi display (Dec 30)

Bright future for lighting technology with glowing OLED wallpaper (Dec 30)

Cree: A growth stock in a booming segment (Dec 29)

Amnesty clears the way for Lee's comeback to Samsung top job (Dec 30)

Sony buys 7.04% stake in Sharp’s LCD panel factory, Asahi says (Dec 30)

LG scores big with 'borderless' TV (Dec 28)

29 Dec 2009

South Korea pardons Samsung ex-chief Lee Kun-hee (Dec 29)

Lee Kun-hee is to be pardoned so he can return to the International Olympics Committee and help South Korea's bid to host the 2018 Winter Olympics. The former chairman of Samsung was convicted of embezzlement and tax evasion.

WowWee cinemin swivel pico projector (Dec 28)

Royaltek launches a pico-projector, will develop a digital-TV enabled one soon (Dec 28)

Logic Bolt projector phone returns as smartphone (Dec 28)

GreenSpace: Goodbye to Edison's bulb: LEDs bring 'new age of light' (Dec 28)

28 Dec 2009

Samsung and LG bring up the curtain on new business ventures (Dec 28)

Samsung aims for 5th year atop US TV market (Dec 28)

Sharp and Toyoda Gosei enter into LED and laser diode patent cross-licensing agreement (Dec 25)

LG Display strengthens CSR investment (Dec 27)

24 Dec 2009

Sharp sells LCD backlight LEDs for lighting equipment (Dec 24)

Kodak, Samsung agree to negotiate patent dispute settlement (Dec 23)

Transparent truck system could save lives (Dec 23)

S.Korea approves Samsung, LG Display China plants (Dec 24)

Judge dismisses lawsuit against Apple over allegedly defective displays (Dec 23)

More signs that electronics demand is picking up (Dec 23)

23 Dec 2009

Philips claims novel e-paper for personalizing electronic devices (Dec 22)

What can we expect from CES 2010? (Dec 22)

An LCD screen with multitouch and off-screen gestural control (Dec 20)

22 Dec 2009

Year in review: All eyes on e-readers

Do you really want a smart-tablet? (Dec 21)

10 top trends coming to a screen near you in 2010 (Dec 22)

Siemens says LEDs to outgrow lighting market (Dec 21)

Sharp wins Dutch LCD patent ruling against Samsung (Dec 18)

21 Dec 2009

Borders CEO nixes idea of own e-reader (Dec 18)

New e-book platform will work with PCs and iPhones, not Kindles (Dec 21)

Samsung's Omnia II vs Nokia's N900 in direct sunlight (Dec 21)

Barnes and Noble nook: Tantalizing but unfinished (Dec 21)

As going gets tough, Nokia brings out legal guns (Dec 20)

Wired explains: How 3-D movie projection works (Dec 21)

18 Dec 2009

Philips plans to improve TV business in 2010 (Dec 16)

LED TV prices to drop in 2010 (Dec 17)

AAXA announces the new M1 micro projector (Dec 16)

New solution-processed TFT expected to lower costs of e-paper (Dec 17)

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