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1. ASIA FOCUS.

Subjects
*SEMICONDUCTOR industry, *LIQUID crystal displays
Abstract

Presents news briefs related to the semiconductor industry in Asia as of June 2004. STMicroelectronics NV and South Korea-based Hynix Semiconductor's negotiation for a possible partnership in a chipmaking plant in China; Seiko Epson Corp. and Sanyo Electric Co. Ltd.'s plan to merger their liquid-crystal display business.

Published
2004

2. Asia Pacific outlook.

Author

Vogler, Debra

Subjects
*SEMICONDUCTOR industry, *LIQUID crystal displays, *RANDOM access memory
Abstract

Presents a panel discussion about the issues faced by the semiconductor industry in the Asia Pacific region in 2001. Members of the panel; Reason why Japanese fabricators operate at full capacity despite the decline in the price of liquid crystal displays; Assessment on the dynamic random-access memory market.

Published
2001

3. Asia news.

Author

Dennis, Wiliam

Subjects
*ELECTRONIC industries, *FACTORY design & construction, *LIQUID crystal displays
Abstract

The article reports developments in electronic industry in Asia. Samsung Electronics and LG Electronics plan to build manufacturing plants for liquid crystal display components at the Central Taiwan Science Park. 230 million dollars will be spent by Intel Corp. on a new assembly, test, design and development facility in Malaysia. There is a continued steady growth of the market for Voice-over-Internet-Protocol.

Published
2006
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4. New demand and challenges for gold-bump technology.

Author

Chen, Nelson

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *LIQUID crystal devices, *LITHOGRAPHY, *PRINTS, *PACKAGING, *THIN-film circuits
Abstract

Examines the technology trends and manufacturing challenges in liquid-crystal display driver packaging throughout Asia. Types of integrated circuit used in thin-film transistor-liquid-crystal display drivers; Effect of increased consumerization of display devices on the price erosion for integrated circuit driver; Challenges in gold-bumping lithography. INSET: Gold bumping: The interconnect for TFT-LCD panels.

Published
2005

5. ASIAFOCUS.

Subjects
*SEMICONDUCTOR industry, *ELECTRONIC industries, *LIQUID crystal displays
Abstract

The article presents newsbrief related to computer industry from Asia. While awaiting a final decision from the U.S. Export-Import Bank regarding its requested $769 million loan to purchase U.S. chipmaking equipment, Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. reportedly is turning to Japanese suppliers. It further inform that Toshiba Corp. and SanDisk Corp. from Japan have accelerated the ramp-up of their newly completed joint 300mm NAND flash-memory. National Semiconductor Corp. of Singapore is seeking a buyer for its test and assembly plant in Toa Payoh, geared mostly toward complex highpin count digital products, which are no longer a focus for the company.

Published
2005

6. Asian TFT-LCD market drives manufacturing trends.

Author

Cunningham, Kerry L.

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *THIN film transistors, *ELECTRONIC industries, *TECHNOLOGY
Abstract

Reports on the trends in the manufacture of thin-film transistor-liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) in Asia. China's influence on the TFT-LCD market; Natural barrier to entry in the TFT-LCD industry; Technology drivers for equipment suppliers; Transportation of TFT-LCD substrates. INSET: Transportation of TFT-LCD substrates.

Published
2004

7. The Asian LCD market.

Author

Striegler, Thomas D.

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays
Abstract

Reports on the state of the Asian market for liquid crystal displays (LCD) as of May 1997. Graph projecting worldwide shipments of computers from 1995-99; Supply and demand for thin-film-transistor-LCD; Notebook flat panel displays; Flat panel display monitors.

Published
1997

8. Gear for TFT LCDs set to reach $4.8B.

Author

Santiago, Tony

Subjects
*THIN film transistors, *LIQUID crystal displays, *ELECTRONICS, *INFORMATION display systems, *LIQUID crystal devices
Abstract

Reports on the expected growth of the worldwide market for processing equipment for thin-film-transistor (TFT) liquid crystal displays (LCD) in 2004. Purchase of equipment for fifth-, sixth- and seventh-generation facilities that are expected to become operational in early 2005; Percentage of the market for the equipment made up by the Asia-Pacific region.

Published
2004

9. Japan sees falling LCD sales.

Author

Gerardino, Kathryn

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *THIN film transistors
Abstract

Looks at the condition of the thin-film transistor-liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) in the Asian market in 2001. Drop in Japan's TFT-LCD shipments; Market share gains of South Korea and Taiwan; Rise in the shipments of South Korea's LG Philips.

Published
2001

10. Japanese firms fear weak '95.

Author

Lammers, David

Subjects
*ELECTRONIC industries, *LIQUID crystal displays, *ECONOMICS
Abstract

Looks at concerns of Japan's largest electronics companies that domestic demand is weakening in 1995. Additional concerns about competitors from South Korea; The LCD market; Nervousness about companies that have invested heavily in active-matrix thin-film transistor display capacity.

Published
1995

11. New LCD Giant Created.

Author

KOK, CHARMIAN and CHOON SIONG, PERRIS LEE

Subjects
*MERGERS & acquisitions, *LIQUID crystal displays, *ECONOMIC competition
Abstract

The article reports that the acquisition of Chi Mei Optoelectronics Corp. by Innolux Display Corp. will result to the creation of one of the biggest manufacturers of liquid-crystal-display panels for television (TV) sets and computers. The 5.3-billion-U.S. dollar deal is a sign of competition in the Asian region. Leading players in the industry are Samsung Electronic Co. and LG Display Co.

Published
2009

12. An LCD Glut Posses Threat To Recovery.

Author

Yun-Hee Kim

Subjects
*PRODUCTION increases, *LIQUID crystal displays, *LIQUID crystal display industry, *ECONOMIC recovery, *SUPPLY & demand, *CORPORATE profits
Abstract

The article reports on the potential for the efforts by Asian liquid-crystal-display (LCD) manufacturers to increase domestic production and invest in new facilities to hamper the looming recovery in the flat-panel market. DisplaySearch senior vice president Paul Semenza cited the faster growth of supply than demand. It is said that reduced panel prices will possibly affect the profits of LCD manufacturers beginning early 2010. Japanese firm Sharp started production of LCD at its facility in Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture in Japan.

Published
2009

13. LG Display's Net Drops 60%.

Author

LEE, JUNG-AH

Subjects
*RECESSIONS, *HOUSEHOLD electronics, *LIQUID crystal displays
Abstract

The article reports on the 60 percent decline in 2009 second-quarter profit of LG Display Co. as the global economic recession affects demand for consumer electronics. It states that results improved from the first quarter which indicates better times ahead for makers of liquid crystal displays (LCD). Makers of LCD in Asia are reportedly having a shortage of key panel components, which prompted them to rise panel prices in negotiations with TV set manufacturers. Profit of LG Display for the quarter declined 302 billion won from 759 billion won in 2008.

Published
2009

14. LCD Industry Shifts Direction.

Author

Nam, In-Soo and Lim, Weiyi

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *FLAT panel displays
Abstract

The article focuses on the move of some Asian manufacturers of liquid-crystal displays (LCD) to shift toward making small panels for computers, as an inventory buildup pushes prices lower for television (TV) panels. LG Display Co. announced in May 2008 that it was reducing its TV-panel output by switching some of its LCD lines to produce monitor and notebook panels. A spokesman for Samsung Electronics Co. confirms that the company has no plans to switch TV-panel lines to computer-monitor panels.

Published
2008

15. LCD Makers Try to Balance Demand and Output.

Author

Yun-Hee Kim

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *ECONOMIC demand, *MANUFACTURING industries, *CORPORATE growth, *MARKETING
Abstract

The article reports on the efforts of major liquid-crystal-display (LCD) manufacturers in Asia to increase capacity in response to signs of stronger demand. Analysts warn companies to be cautious in their expansion plans to avoid price declines. A forecast on the condition of the LCD market in the second half of 2007 is presented.

Published
2007

16. Flat-TV Prices Are Falling.

Author

Ramstad, Evan and McWilliams, Gary

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *INFORMATION display systems, *LIQUID crystal devices, *HIGH technology industries, *TELEVISION, *ELECTRONIC systems
Abstract

Discusses how electronics retailers are decreasing the cost of flat-screen televisions. Drop in prices for products such as Sharp Corp.'s 32-inch LCD-TV sold at Wal-Mart Stores Inc.; Expectations from analysts that the sales of flat-screen TV sets will double and account for 5 percent of global TV unit sales; Suggestion that the Asian makers of the complex glass screen panels are responsible for the price drop; Investment by the companies in factories that make computer chips; Value of the estimated price of a TV with flat panel from the most cost-efficient factories; Pace at which the world's largest LCD-panel manufacturers are producing the flat screen panels.

Published
2004

17. PixTech in Asian pact for FED output; with NEC?

Author

MacLellan, Andrew

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *FIELD emission
Abstract

Reports that PixTech has signed a memorandum of understanding with an unnamed Asian active-matrix liquid crystal display (AMLCD) company which could bring PixTech's field emission display (FED) technology into volume production as early as the first half of 1998. Feasibility program to determine the extent of replacing the Asian vendor's manufacturing equipment; Comments from vice president of sales Tom Holzel.

Published
1996

18. Prices poised to take dip in roller-coaster LCD market.

Author

Spooner, John G.

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *INFORMATION display systems, *ECONOMICS, *MARKETING
Abstract

Reports on the temporary end of the liquid crystal display panel shortage. Effect on panel pricing and availability; Statistics by DisplaySearch, a display market research company; Effect of Asian crises on display production; Construction of six panel fabrication plants by Samsung Electronics Inc.

Published
1999

19. LCD screens in short supply.

Author

Briody, Dan

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *FINANCIAL crises, *LAPTOP computers
Abstract

Focuses on the effects of the Asian financial crisis on the supply of liquid crystal displays (LCD) for notebook computers. Remarks from an information technology manager of a company that procures notebooks from Dell; Remarks from Paul Semenza, director of market analysis at Stanford Resources, regarding the demand for notebook LCD.

Published
1999

20. LCD shortage hits portables.

Author

Spooner, John G.

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays, *INFORMATION display systems, *PERSONAL computer equipment, *FINANCIAL crises
Abstract

Warns of a coming shortage of liquid crystal display (LCD) panels of all sizes. Comments of Chet Pribonic, vice president and general manager of Compaq Computer Corp.'s portable personal computer (PC) division; Shortage attributed to the Asian economic crisis in 1998; How PC makers have altered planning.

Published
1999

21. LCD screens are on the way.

Author

Guth, Rob

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal displays
Abstract

Reports that Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd, LG Electronics Inc. and Hyundai are increasing their production of active matrix screens in 1996. Total amount in investments by the three manufacturers; Samsung's investment in its second active matrix LCD line; Impact of the expansion of South Korean makers on the prices of active matrix screens.

Published
1996

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