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30 Jun 2004

eMachines Announces Budget PCs (Jun 29)

AOL wants to marry TV and online chat (Jun 30)

Taiwanese gold rush to China (Jun 30)

China despises Taiwan's freedom, says ex-president (Jun 28)

29 Jun 2004

Intel plans to charge Chinese TV makers royalties for digital standards (Jun 28)

China's BOE Group to construct display factory in Daegu, South Korea (Jun 28)

Apple adds 30-inch model to LCD lineup (Jun 28)

Toshiba's LCD TV with built-in DVD player (Jun 28)

German OLED firm to give Japan run for money (Jun 24)

Epson developsnNew CSTN LCD driver for mobile phone sub-displays (Jun 22)

Samsung voted most honorable corporation in Korea (Jun 28)

Economy gets a red light for now (Jun 29)

Taiwan shares close 1.6% lower on investor jitters (Jun 29)

Watching TV on the PC - More computers used to view, record TV thanks to improved technology (Jun 28)

Samsung used to mean low end -- not anymore (Jun 28)

Mitsubishi HC900U Offers latest technology for ultimate home theater experience (Jun 25)

Toppoly announcesTaiwan's first system-on-panel technology for LTPS TFT LCDs (Jun 18)

SMIC, Toppan agree to form color filter JV (Jun 28)

LG.Philips LCD sets IPO size and price

28 Jun 2004

Samsung aims 15% growth in TV sales, unveils new features of DNIe technology (Jun 28)

Templeton launches China fund amid Asian economic worries (Jun 28)

Matsushita to cut jobs despite return to profit (Jun 20)

Buoyant consumer mood lifts economy (Jun 28)

Is Japan back for good? (Jun 28)

Japan's national debt tops US$6.5 trillion (Jun 28)

Japan's Matsushita to boost electronics sales in Russia (Jun 28)

Customs to halt import of Taiwan firm's TVs (Jun 28)

Samsung reaches the pinnacle of the design world (Jun 25)

Sales growth for LCD TVs slowing (Jun 26)

LG Philips cuts size of initial offering (Jun 27)

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China unlikely to impose sanctions on Taiwan (Jun 28)

25 Jun 2004

Taiwan plans NT$100 billion bond sale in 3Q (Jun 24)

Billions to flow into Taiwan (Jun 24)

Hansol LCD sales dip in second quarter (Jun 25)

Samsung leads South Korean charge (Jun 24)

Sony expands business in China (Jun 25)

Lights out at Candescent Technologies (Jun 24)

Nichia unveils brighter white LEDs to be in volume production in summer 2004 (Jun 24)

LG Electronics enjoys sales increase during May (Jun 24)

LG.Philips files for $1.2 bln IPO (Jun 24)

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