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CHAM, SWITZERLAND – Kirsten Soldering is holding a contest to find the oldest and most hardworking wave soldering machine.
The firm will award an iPod nano (RED) for each of the following categories
(Apple gives a portion of proceeds to the Global Fund to fight AIDS in Africa.):
· The hardest-working wave soldering machine (highest number of running hours).
· The oldest wave soldering machine still in use.
To enter, provide a photo of the hour meter showing the running hours of the wave solder machine, or a photo of the oldest wave solder system with the year of installation to improveyourmemory@kirsten-soldering.ch.
Any wave soldering system owner or operator is eligible to enter.
The deadline to enter is Oct. 31.
Every participant will receive a 2GB USB memory stick.
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TAIPEI -- Compal Electronics has raised its forecast for annual notebook PC sales, citing higher-than-expected demand in the West.
MUNICH – ITOCHU will supply Takaya flying probe test customers with Aster Technologies’ novel test coverage analysis tool.
Aster’s TPQR for Takaya permits users to independently compute the test coverage provided by Takaya alone, or combined with other test/inspection equipment.
No financial terms of the partnership were disclosed.
TAIPEI -- Hon Hai (Foxconn) today reported September revenue rose 38% sequentially to NT$149.4 billion ($4.63 billion).
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