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U.S. lead in patents narrows

The U.S. lead in patents slipped slightly in 2008, according to a report that comes amid an all time high in patent filings in the U.S—including a record in patents issued to IBM Corp.--but growing concern about the quality of patents.

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Judge: Conspiracy to Fix LCD Screen Prices

Sharp, Chungwa and LG fined $585M for extensive price-fixing scheme.

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LG, Sharp and Chunghwa to plead guilty to LCD panel price fixing

Department of Justice antitrust regulators hit LG Display, Sharp and Chunghwa Picture Tubes with a $585 million in fines, in connection with the companies involvement in a a price fixing scheme.

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Philips closes year with surprising high profit

Although Philips the fourth quarter of 2004 with a smaller profit then a year closed before, shut the electronics group the whole year with a profit of 2.8 billion euro. That is strongly more than the 695 million [...]

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Lg or Philips LCD? I NEED A QUICK ANSWER!?

May be... Hi I would go for Philips because, it's similar like Sony & expensive brand. Sony & Philips are the expensive brands in stores. How many HDMI input does it has? P.S. I own 38'' Philips HDTV/LCD with 768P resolution. HI, im going to buy an LCD and a cousin is going to sell me a LG or Philips LCD tv, the philips model is 23PF5320, both are 23" but i dont know which is the best,...

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LG Display profits given boost ahead of Olympics

LG Display, the world's second-largest flat panel display maker, yesterday reported record operating profit in the first quarter, boosted by strong demand for...

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LG Display profits get boost from Olympics

LG Display, reported record operating profits in the first quarter, boosted by strong demand for televisions before the Beijing Olympics

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Million syrup Philips at the same time crt-picture tubes

The electronics group writes down 500 million Euros off its participation in the collaboration with LG. Further will LG Philips Displays (LPD) in totally 600 million Euros spend at reorganisations. Philips resolves made of that the half its bill, as the group tuesday evening known. [...]

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Photon Dynamics' ArrayChecker(TM) Selected by LG Display as Sole Array Test Solution

Advanced LCD Array Test Systems Ordered By Global Leader for Generation 8 Production Line SAN JOSE, Calif., April 9, 2008 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Photon Dynamics, Inc. (Nasdaq: ), today announced that its ArrayChecker product has been selected by LG Display, formerly known as LG Philips LCD, as the sole array test solution for its eighth generation, thin-film transistor liquid crystal display...

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Philips raises €680m with LG stake sale

Philips has raised €680m ($1.05bn) by selling a third of its remaining stake in its flat screen joint venture with South Korea's LG Electronics

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LG.Philips to soon become known as LG Display

Filed under: Industry , Displays , LG , Philips , LCD We never were intensely fond of that little dot taking the place of a space between "LG" and "Philips" anyway, but apparently, someone higher up has an even bigger problem with it. All joshing aside, LG.Philips will soon sport a little less Philips and a lot more LG as the South Korean flat-panel maker renames itself to LG Display...

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PGB Dampens Relief Rally at Portfolio A1

Last week provided a relief rally for most equities, but Portfolio A1 was barely able to eke out a gain, largely due to a poor earnings report from Pepsi Bottling Group (PBG) . Tuesday's report of flat case growth , increasing costs and guidance well below analysts’ expectations led to widespread dumping of the shares. Despite a rally in the markets, the bottler lost 9.1% for the full week. In...

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Portfolio A1 Falls as Mosaic's Run Comes to an End

It was fun while it lasted, but it had to come to an end eventually. The Mosaic Company (MOS) , which had run up an eye opening 176% in the first five months it was in Portfolio A1, is now gone from stable, victim of a rule that automatically culls any stock that falls 20% from the high recorded during the holding period. Also shown the door as a result of a 20% drop is Brazil Telecom Participacoes...

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‘E-Paper in living color: Materials advances could bring color, video and flexibility’

“Meanwhile, tweaks to the particles, solution, and electronics have boosted the refresh rate from one frame per second in current displays to 30 frames per second in a ‘video ink’ prototype. E Ink is working with partners to develop flexible transistors for use in color displays; eventually, such displays could even roll up. Commercialization [...]

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LG Philips to Intro Giant Multitouch Screen

Multitouch technology is moving away from tiny implementations like cell phones and tablet PCs, and on to the big screen: 52 inches across, to be exact. LG Philips LCD announced on Monday that its booth at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas would include a mammoth multitouch-enabled LCD screen spanning 52 inches. Unlike smaller cousins like the iPhone which use capacitive resistance...