Nikkei Electronics Asia - July 2002

• Korean Startup Develops Wireless Digital Pen
• UK Imagination Seeks Licensees in Asia
• Sanyo Achieves 819,000 Recycled Appliances
• ST SoC Extends STB Chip Family
• Samsung Markets 40" LCD TV sets
• Toshiba Develops Large, Flexible LCD
• Micron Samples 256Mb SDRAM in WLCSP
• Teradyne, Sony Develop Test Platform for Mobiles
• [Cover Story] Cheaper Ethernet to Drive Wireless Home Networks
• Faster Processor with Software Architecture
• Altra Joins XFP Group for Smallest 10Gb Modules
• Sharp Bolsters 802.11a/b in Home Network
• Philips Designs Display for Narrower Mobiles
• Designing a Broadband Future
• Alps Bolsters Networking Portfolio
• MPEG-4 Encoder Commercialized
• Advantel to Carry for China Mobile
• Manufacturers Expect Recovery
• LBS Enhances Auto Security
• SEMI Speakers Optimistic
• UMCi Fab Pilots 300mm Wafers
• IDF Attracts 1,500 Engineers
• VMS Invests Further US$100m
• Toshiba Develops Bluetooth Pocket Server
• Paradigm Fit for Embedded Systems
• VIA Offers PC/Multimedia Solution
• Hitachi Bets on Cell Phone Processors
• How Big is MRAM's Future?
• Infineon Promotes Wearable Electronics
• MIT Competition Fuels Future Entrepreneurs
• Benchmarking LCD TV Image Quality
• Optoware Developing 200GB Holographic Memory
• Matsushita Measures Surface Form with Diamond Stylus
• Process for Multilayer PCBs Halves Cost, Speeds Delivery
• Improving Lead-Free Thermal Process Control
• Infineon Ready for Market Upswing
• Visual Inspection vs X-Ray for Array Packages
• Single-Chip Solution Combines Boot, Data Storage Capabilities

• Fujitsu President Shows Positive Stance Toward Tie-up With Renesas, Panasonic
• Mazda Employs Crash Prevention Technology for SUV
• [AABC] Panasonic, GS Yuasa Speak of Stationary Storage Batteries
• [AABC] Samsung Yokohama Discusses Performance Improvement of Li-ion Batteries
• Toshiba's 'SCiB' Li-ion Battery Employed for Elevator
• Elpida President Discusses DRAM Industry's Future

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