Around the web news tagged Displays

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9 Jan 2004

Intel's future: That's home entertainment (Jan 8)

TI expands projection IC capacity with Dongbu, Amkor (Jan 8)

Intel enters LCD market, devises LCOS for HDTVs (Jan 8)

Let there be LEDs (Jan 8)

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8 Jan 2004

Sharp ramps up LCD output, another factory possible (Jan 8)

Sharp sees capex unchanged in fiscal 2004 (Jan 8)

TCL to raise 2.51 billion yuan in China's first swap IPO (Jan 5)

Sony unveils music store, gadgets at CES (Jan 7)

Taiwan TFT LCD color filter maker AMTC expects 2004 net profits to surge

AUO unveils new logo (Jan 8)

Chi Mei subsidiary Nexgen Mediatech integrates ViXS wireless video networking chipset into LCD TVs (Jan 7)

BenQ shows big-screen LCDs (Jan 7)

Planar Systems offers suite of home entertainment products with introduction of true high-definition 42-inch plasma TV (Jan 7)

LG calls PC companies 'disruptive' to TV market (Jan 7)

LG Electronics unveils US branding strategy at CES (Jan 7)

Philips unveils first Internet-ready TV (Jan 7)

Daewoo Electronics sees gradual rebuilding in 2004 (Jan 7)

Samsung TVs make a David into a Goliath (Jan 8)

Intel fund to bolster consumer electronics (Jan 6)

Philips develops innovative mirror TV in Singapore (Jan 7)

Gemstar-TV Guide, LG Electronics in license pact (Jan 7)

Chunghwa Picture Tubes spins off units (Jan 7)

7 Jan 2004

AUO posts December sales and shipments (Jan 7)

DisplaySearch announces keynote speakers for 6th annual US FPD Conference (Jan 6)

Epson to enter home TV market with RPTVs (Jan 7)

ATI delivers world's first digital terrestrial and cable plug-and-play TV-on-chip (Jan 5)

Toshiba announces new XGA LCD projector (Jan 6)

Epson unveils industry's first widescreen HDTV LCD projection TVs with integrated digital photo center (Jan 6)

Samsung SDI to supply 10,000 PDPs, mainly 42-inch versions, a month to Sony starting in April (Jan 6)

LG, Samsung to vie for supremacy in organic ELs (Jan 6)

Samsung SDI unveils 80-Inch PDP (Jan 6)

CEA: 2004 consumer electronics sales to set new record, surpassing US$100 billion (Jan 5)

Philips finds an e-paper technology that's quicker on the draw (Jan 6)

Motorola takes leap into flat-screen TV market (Jan 6)

Microsoft abandons Smart Display effort (Jan 6)

Philips, Samsung agree on TV chip standard (Jan 6)

6 Jan 2004

Toshiba announces new LCD projector (Dec 6)

Novatek December revenue NT$1.11 billion versus NT$643.4 million last year (Dec 6)

Samsung SDI expects 2004 plasma screen sales to triple (Jan 6)

Motorola Broadband announces new products for CES (Jan 5)

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