DigInfo - At Pacifico Yokohama during the Panasonic FA Show 2008, Panasonic displayed its FPX102 an LCD Bonder that can produce a wide range of display screens, has high productivity, and handles various feeding styles. From Laptops and car navigation...
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Panasonic's New Electronic Assembly Line : DigInfo »
YouTube video DigInfo (At Pacifico Yokohama, Panasonic Factory Solutions displayed their latest and fastest machines for use in Electronics Assembly that follow their theme of "Our Solutions, Your Value."
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Campus Create TEVRAIS : DigInfo »
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At Embedded Technology 2008 in Pacifico Yokohama, Campus Creative showed their new Testing and Evaluation System for Camera Shake and Image Stabilization, TEVRAIS, which uses a moving image to help determine the amount and nature of stabilizing... |
| 02 Oct 08 |
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Business › Panasonic to run global eco relay campaign » Japan Today Panasonic Corp will conduct a group-wide ecology campaign called Panasonic Eco Relay from Oct 4 to 16, 2008, during which the company's employees around the… |
| 12 Nov 08 |
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Technology › Panasonic unit to set up LCD TV module factory in Malaysia » Japan Today IPS Alpha Technology Ltd, a Panasonic Corp arm, said Wednesday it will set up a factory to assemble key liquid crystal display panel components into… |
| 28 Oct 08 |
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Business › Panasonic sets new high in interim net profit » Japan Today Panasonic Corp said Tuesday it has broken its fiscal first-half net profit record for the first time in 23 years. Panasonic, which changed its name… |
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