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Jackie Chan, Segway dealer, says co. fears piracy
By MIN LEE, AP Entertainment Writer

By MIN LEE, AP Entertainment Writer
HONG KONG - Actor Jackie Chan says his Segway dealership here is doing well, though costs are high because the manufacturer won't let him assemble the battery-powered scooters in China for fear of piracy. "They're afraid of people stealing the technology," the 54-year-old action star said Wednesday at a security fair in Hong Kong.

Hynix, Samsung ready three-bit-per-cell NAND
By Mark LaPedus, EE Times

By Mark LaPedus, EE Times
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Two Korean memory vendors--Hynix Semiconductor Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.--are separately gearing up for a push into the three-bit-per-cell NAND flash race. On Tuesday (June 4), Hynix developed a 32-gigabyte NAND flash memory using three-bit-per-cell technology, according to a report from Chosun Ilbo.

Global PCB Industry Grew 9% in 2007
PCB 007

PCB 007
The printed circuit board market reached $51.5 billion in 2007, up 8.7% year-on-year, according to the German Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (ZVEI) and the Association of the Circuit Board Industry in Germany (VdL). The associations expect the trend to continue well into this year...

Xilinx to cut 7% of workforce; shares rise
By Benjamin Pimentel, MarketWatch

By Benjamin Pimentel, MarketWatch
Shares of Xilinx Inc. rose Wednesday, playing off the chipmaker's plans to reduce its global workforce by about 7%. Earlier, Xilinx said it will eliminate about 250 jobs as part of a company reorganization meant to "improve operating performance."

   









 
 
 
Features & Highlights

Special Feature: Test and Measurement

Electronic Mfg. Services

Electronic Mfg. Products

Product Preview: EDS

New Products

Business News

Managing Field Service Effectively


Few companies in any industry would disagree that quality customer service is an essential element of commercial success. Yet on the other side, the expense of providing that service can be extremely cost-prohibitive — so much so that the cost may actually counter the profit gained ...

Fast-Track Growth at RAD Electronics


Electronics manufacturing is alive and well in the U.S., and an excellent example of this is RAD Electronics and RPM Technology — two contract manufacturers that are now part of the same organization. RAD Electronics, headquartered in Sun Valley, CA has expanded its EMS business ...

Seica: Double-Sided Flying Probe Tester

Salem, NH — Seica Inc.'s Pilot V8 is the latest addition to the company's complete line of Flying Probe Test systems and represents a radical departure from traditional flying prober designs. The new flying prober represents an important...

Power-One Intros Hi-Perf DC-DC Converter

Camarillo, CA — Power-One, Inc. is introducing a new eighth-brick DC-DC converter that provides 12VDC at 10A, the SQE48T10120. High efficiency of 93 percent at 120W, and excellent elevated ambient-temperature performance are achieved through the use of advanced circuits, packaging, and...

Tecate: CAP-XX General-Purpose Supercapacitors

San Diego, CA, — Tecate Industries has introduced CAP-XX's ultra-thin G Series of general-purpose supercapacitors. Comprised of the GS and GW Series of single-cell and dual-cell supercapacitors, the RoHS-compliant parts offer a suitable solution to the power delivery limitations of batteries and ...

Endicott & Unimicron in Sales & Manufacturing Agreement

Endicott, NY — Endicott Interconnect Technologies, Inc. (EI) has entered into a Sales and Manufacturing Agreement with Unimicron Technology Corp. to produce CoreEZ organic substrates at one of Unimicron's Taiwanese facilities. Under terms of the agreement, EI, as the original design manufacturer.  Unimicron will provide high-volume manufacturing of CoreEZ products per EI's specifications and requirements. Sales of CoreEZ product...
Tech-Op-Ed
No Moving Parts
China Trade Shows: Busier than Ever
Tech Watch
This 2-Pound Computer Does it All (Almost)
People in the News
ASC Hires Bill Neuenfeldt for Southeast US & European Sales
CAO Group Names Dr. Gary Maag GM of Optoelectronics
Steven Ratner Joins Heraeus Contact Materials Division as Regional Sales Engineer
Business News
Coleman Cable to Expand Distribution Facility
Owens Design Expands Solar Industry Support
Tapecon Announces ITAR Registration.
Endicott & Unimicron in Sales & Manufacturing Agreement
Adhesive Packaging & Cartridge Application Form Joint Venture
Management
Adapting for Success in the PCB Industry
Electronic Mfg. Services
Fast-Track Growth at RAD Electronics
Using Negative-Stiffness Vibration Isolators
Production
Lean, Mean and ESD-Free Workstations
Electronic Mfg. Products
Agilent: AOI System Can Inspect Paste
Asymtek Intros Microelectronics Dispensing Solutions
Cobar: Bar Solder, Wire, SN100C Alloys
Digitaltest Upgrades Flying Prober & Compatibility Software
Samsung: TurnKey SMT Line Increases Productivity
Partnering
Tester Helps Airbase Services Keep Airlines Flying
Distribution
Allied to Distribute Quest's Lightstar Product Line
All American Semiconductor & Tyco Renew Disty Pact
Digi-Key Now Stocking SiC RF Power MESFETs from Cree
Product Preview: EDS
Advanced Interconnections: Nonlinear Peel-A-Way® Patterns
Brady Intros Precise Label Applicator
Dry 100°C HID Caps from Cornell Dubilier
EAO: Switches for Broadcasters and Studios
New Products
Astrodyne: 225W Switching Power Supplies
Custom Connector Designs from Autosplice
Binder Intros Submin Push-pull Connectors
Hi-Tech Events
IEEE SECON Conference in San Francisco
Autotestcon Scheduled for Salt Lake City
Photovoltaics 2008 Headed for Denver
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