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1. Power of ten [LCD manufacture].

Author

Edwards, C.

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal display industry, *LIQUID crystal displays, *LIQUID crystal display television sets
Abstract

This article deals with the Japanese electronics manufacturer Sharp that is building the world's most ambitious plant for making a new generation of liquid-crystal displays. With the plant, Sharp expects to improve the efficiency of large-screen LCD TV production. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007
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2. Recent news on liquid crystals in industry.

Author

Siemianowski, Simon

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal display industry, *LIQUID crystal devices, *LIQUID crystal displays
Abstract

The article offers news briefs related to liquid crystal display (LCD) industries in the world. Japan-based liquid display manufacturer Sharp Corp. has announced that they recorded an expected loss of US$1.3 billion for the August 2009 period. Toshiba has been manufacturing LCDs for use in products such as mobile phone and satellite navigation systems. Nikon Corp. has announced the development of its UP300 head mounted display for use in everyday applications such as portable media players.

Published
2009
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3. Toshiba Hit With $87 Million Fine for LCD Panel Price Fixing.

Author

Eddy, Nathan

Subjects
*FINES (Penalties), *PRICE fixing, *LIQUID crystal display industry, *ANTITRUST law, *LEGAL settlement
Abstract

The article reports that Toshiba, a consumer electronics firm, has been fined with $87 million by the U.S. District Court in San Francisco, California for price-fixing in the country with other liquid crystal display (LCD) screen manufacturers. According to the company, they have no illegal activity in the LCD business in the U.S. Meanwhile, Chi Mei Innolux, Sharp, and Samsung have agreed to pay more than $538 million for antitrust claims settlement.

Published
2012

4. Sharp's New Plant Reinvents Japan Manufacturing Model.

Author

Wakabayashi, Daisuke

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal display industry, *FACTORIES
Abstract

The article discusses a large manufacturing facility built by Sharp Corp. in Osaka, Japan. Specializing in liquid crystal display (LCD) panels for television sets, the Osaka plant cost $11 billion to construct. In an effort to reduce costs, Sharp has created space in the facility for its suppliers.

Published
2009

5. Sharp's iPad Panels Delayed.

Author

Osawa, Juro and Lee, Jung-Ah

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal display industry, *TABLET computers, *IPADS, *ELECTRONIC industries equipment, *COMPUTER engineering
Abstract

The article states that Japanese electronics company Sharp Corp. was unable to deliver liquid-crystal-display (LCD) panels to Apple Inc. in time for Apple's release of an iPad tablet computer in March 2012. The article also states that Apple expects that Sharp will remain a supplier for Apple in addition to South Korean electronics companies Samsung Electronics Co. and LG Display Co.

Published
2012

6. 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

7. Corning Expands LCD Capacity; Inks Agreement with Sharp.

Subjects
*LIQUID crystal display industry, *INDUSTRIAL capacity, *LIQUID crystal displays
Abstract

The article unveils the plan of Corning Inc. to spend $174 million to expand its Generation 8 size liquid crystal display glass substrates manufacturing capacity at its facility in Shizuoka, Japan in 2006. The company has signed a supply agreement with Sharp Corp. Corning expressed its belief on the global success of liquid crystal display glass market.

Published
2006

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