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Friday 22 April 2005
Great Photos from Small Phones: Q&A with Viktor Ariel of TransChip
Consumer taste can be unpredictable, but one thing is now certain – cameraphones are a big hit with the buying public. One company that managed to anticipate this trend and...
Tuesday 19 April 2005
Behind the transformation – An interview with president and CEO of NEC Display Solutions Systems Hirotoshi Matsuda
On April 1 this year, Japan-based display maker NEC-Mitsubishi Electric Visual Systems, a joint venture between NEC and Mitsubishi Electric, became a wholly-owned subsidiary of NEC...
Tuesday 19 April 2005
Clairvoyante talks about brightening the panel
Clairvoyante, a display technology developer and patent-licensing company in the US, claims panels using its patented PenTile Matrix technology consume less power, are brighter, have...
Monday 18 April 2005
SigmaTel aims to be a total IC solution provider: Q&A with CEO Ron Edgerton
SigmaTel, a US-based fabless IC-design firm specializing in controller ICs for MP3 players, anticipates strong demand for its products in the second quarter following a strong performance...
Friday 15 April 2005
Multimedia Software in a Changing Market: Q&A with CyberLink CEO Alice Chang
PC hardware and components suppliers are now involved in a rapid re-orientation towards consumer electronics, where it’s hoped that the Media Center PC will give a much-needed...
Friday 15 April 2005
Embedded Solutions for the Consumer Market: Q&A with MIPS director Jeff Sasagawa, part four
MIPS-based processors are providing a flexible and versatile architecture for a range of consumer-oriented embedded applications, including set-top boxes (STBs), personal video recorders...
Monday 11 April 2005
More cooperation than competition – An interview with president and CEO of Fujitsu Siemens Computers Bernd Bischoff
What do European IT companies see in Asia? More partners or more competitors? What do they think in Europe about Asia’s role in innovations? What can they say about Taiwan?...
Friday 8 April 2005
Intel Q&A: Homework for motherboard makers
For Taiwan’s motherboard industry there is definitely no company more important than Intel. While other processor and chipset makers, as well as other component suppliers and...
Tuesday 5 April 2005
Expectations for the CMOS image-sensor module market this year, an interview with Lite-On Semiconductor president, MK Lu
Lite-On Semiconductor, a Taiwan-based vendor of CMOS image-sensors and other discrete ICs, has begun volume shipments of its 1.3-megapixel CMOS image-sensor modules, made using a...
Friday 1 April 2005
Motherboard vendors unable to buy all capacitors from Japan – An interview with Holy Stone director Eric Yeh
Consuming enormous amounts of passive and active electronic components, Taiwan’s IT industry creates many opportunities for doing business in the field. Established in 1981,...
Friday 1 April 2005
Designing for LCOS Success: Q&A with Michael Tang, VP, eLCOS
At the heart of liquid-crystal on silicon (LCOS) technology is semiconductor design, the silicon-based microdisplay panel, and it’s the design of the panel that determines whether...
Thursday 31 March 2005
Interview with SanDisk executive vice chairman, Nelson Chan
SanDisk, the world’s top flash memory card maker, recently announced its decision to venture into the MP3 player market, where it expects to have the same share it has for the...
Wednesday 30 March 2005
No problem to survive – An interview with GeIL CEO Jeff Hsieh
DigiTimes.com talked with Jeff Hsieh, chief executive officer of DRAM-module maker GeIL about survival strategies for small DRAM-module makers. Many in the industry expect this year...
Tuesday 29 March 2005
Strategizing around Industrial Dynamics: Q&A with Professor John Mathews
John Mathews, PhD, Professor of Management at the Macquarie Graduate School of Management (New South Wales, Australia), has published widely on the rise of the IT, electronics and...
Friday 25 March 2005
Expertise in RPTV: An interview with LCOS specialist Prokia Technology
In Taiwan, a handful of companies, including panel and optical-engine suppliers, are in the process of establishing a supply chain for TVs based on liquid-crystal on silicon (LCOS)...