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ROSEVILLE, CA -- International
DisplayWorks, a manufacturer and designer of
liquid crystal displays, modules and assemblies, today
announced an initial order worth up to $5 million next year from a new customer to
provide monochrome displays for three proprietary VoIP telephone models.
The customer, a leading communication system and services provider, reported about $4 billion in revenues last year, IDW said.
Shipments are scheduled to begin in the first fiscal quarter; IDW estimates the deal would be worth $3 million to $5 million during the next fiscal year, subject to end-market demand.
"This represents a new relationship for IDW with a large, rapidly growing communication products and services leader," said Tom Lacey, IDW chairman, in a statement.
The customer, a leading communication system and services provider, reported about $4 billion in revenues last year, IDW said.
Shipments are scheduled to begin in the first fiscal quarter; IDW estimates the deal would be worth $3 million to $5 million during the next fiscal year, subject to end-market demand.
"This represents a new relationship for IDW with a large, rapidly growing communication products and services leader," said Tom Lacey, IDW chairman, in a statement.
SHANGHAI -- In what is sure to send cold chills through those
who bring back dozens of black-market DVDs from trips to China,
the nation has
announced plans to develop its own next-generation DVD standard to
break the monopoly of foreign companies and avoid paying heavy
licensing fees.
Rome, NY – The ESD Association (esda.org) is requesting abstracts for technical papers covering the effects of electrostatic discharge, electrical overstress and static electricity for its EOS/ESD Symposium, Sept. 12-14, 2006, in Tucson, AZ.
Papers should cover: component, system or factory level EOS/ESD; EOS/ESD materials technology; electrostatic considerations, magnetic recording heads; and ESD standards.
Submit a 50-word abstract and four-page summary of the work by January 9, 2006 using a form available on the Website.
Papers should cover: component, system or factory level EOS/ESD; EOS/ESD materials technology; electrostatic considerations, magnetic recording heads; and ESD standards.
Submit a 50-word abstract and four-page summary of the work by January 9, 2006 using a form available on the Website.
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