Latest Issue July 27, 2009

Cover Story Netbook Part II

Nikkei Electronics covers electronics, information, and communications technologies of the digital era for engineers and managers engaged in research, development, planning, design, and technical support. It offers prompt reports, to-the-point commentaries and in-depth analysis on advanced technologies, products, production materials and supporting tools, while introducing related subjects like policies, laws, standards, markets, companies, and people in a timely manner. Although Nikkei Electronics is a printed magazine, it also provides the latest news utilizing various non-print platforms including e-mail and the Tech-On! online site.

Major advertising clients of Nikkei Electronics include manufacturers of hardware components such as passive components, LSI, boards and materials; developers of software components such as real-time OS and middleware; manufacturers of development tools such as microcontroller development tools and EDA tools; and manufacturers of measuring instruments and measuring software.

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1. [Interview] How Did Tesla Develop EV Battery?
2. Small Vibration-driven Generator Developed for Replacing Button Batteries
3. Sony's E-book Reader 'Almost Sold Out' in Japan
4. Manufacturers Getting Serious About Mirrorless Designs: Report from photokina 2010
5. Customers' Investments in LCD Panel Plants Pose Risks
6. LG Display Unveils Polarized 3D Panel in Beijing
7. Sony Exhibits 13.3-inch Flexible E-paper Device
8. NICT Develops IEEE802.15.3c-compatible Millimeter-wave Transceiver Chip
9. [Kinect Teardown (6)] Elaborately Controlled Laser Temperature
10. IPv4 Addresses Predicted to Run Out Soon in Asia

1. Small Vibration-driven Generator Developed for Replacing Button Batteries
2. Sony Exhibits 13.3-inch Flexible E-paper Device
3. Toshiba, Panasonic Demo Straight Tube LED Lamps
4. Hino Motors to Test New Hybrid System for Pickups
5. Manufacturers Getting Serious About Mirrorless Designs: Report from photokina 2010
6. LG Display Unveils Polarized 3D Panel in Beijing
7. NICT Develops IEEE802.15.3c-compatible Millimeter-wave Transceiver Chip
8. New Measurement Device Helps Monitor Power Consumption via Power Line
9. Sony's E-book Reader 'Almost Sold Out' in Japan
10. [FPDI China] Asian Panel Makers Express Strong Interests in Chinese Market