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DUBAI, UAE -- Touchmate will launch a series of mobile phones, PCs, IT peripherals and consumer electronics
products, expanding its portfolio to over 200 consumer electronics products, the company said last week.
The UAE based company plans to make itself a one-stop shop for resellers in the UAE.
Touchmate is owned by Quality Gulf.
The UAE based company plans to make itself a one-stop shop for resellers in the UAE.
Touchmate is owned by Quality Gulf.
LITTLETON, MA -- VJ Electronix has relocated to a new state-of-the-art facility here that is close to double the size of its old plant, in Shirley, MA.
The new factory is two stories and features 30,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing and R&D space, plus 7,000 sq. ft. of office space.
The address of the new site is 234 Taylor St., Littleton, MA 01460; 978-486-4777.
The new factory is two stories and features 30,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing and R&D space, plus 7,000 sq. ft. of office space.
The address of the new site is 234 Taylor St., Littleton, MA 01460; 978-486-4777.
VJ's corporate address remains at 89 Carlough Rd. in Bohemia, NY. Invoices and payments should continue to be sent to this address.
In a statement, general manager Don Naugler said, “VJ Electronix’s relocation is a strategic move designed to better serve our customers and to more fully develop our products and technologies. The expanded facility allows us to offer a wider range of cost-effective and leading-edge solutions.”
VJ designs and builds x-ray inspection technology and rework systems.
SCHAUMBURG, IL -- Motorola has signed a multiyear deal to use JTAG boundary scan test systems from Asset InterTech.
Under the deal, announced by Asset, the company's ScanWorks test system will be implemented in Motorola sites worldwide.
Steve Harrison, a test engineer in Motorola's Networks Division, said, "We felt it would be advantageous over the long term if we were to standardize on the ScanWorks platform at this time."
Under the deal, announced by Asset, the company's ScanWorks test system will be implemented in Motorola sites worldwide.
Steve Harrison, a test engineer in Motorola's Networks Division, said, "We felt it would be advantageous over the long term if we were to standardize on the ScanWorks platform at this time."
