*AV*--The was a story concerning USB and 1394 technology (bus type stuff) with the following closing section.
Technologies covered in this study include: universal serial bus applications, USB compliant peripherals (keyboards, pointing devices, printers, scanners, modems and monitors), audio and gaming devices and digital video IEEE 1394s.
Companies participating in this market include: ADI Systems, Inc., Alps Electric USA, Inc., Canon USA, Inc,, Cherry Electrical Products, Chic Technology, Inc., CTX International, Inc., EIZO Nanao Technologies, Inc., EVI Audio International, Inc. (Altec Lansing), Hewlett Packard Co., Hyundai Electronics America, Iiyama North America, Key Tronic Corporation [Nasdaq:KTCC - news], Logitech, Inc., Lite-On, Inc, Matsushita Electronic, Components Corporation of
America, Mitsubishi Electronics America, Inc., NMB Technologies, Inc.., Philips Consumer Electronics Company, Sony Electronics, Inc., ThrustMaster Inc., 3Com, Acer Netxus Inc., Adaptec Inc. [Nasdaq:ADPT - news], American Megatrends, Inc., Apple Computer, Inc., AST Research, Inc., Bose Corporation, Cirrus Logic, Inc., Compaq Computer Corporation [NYSE:CPQ - news], Dell Computer Corporation [Nasdaq:DELL - news], Diamond Multimedia Systems, Inc., Digital Equipment Corporation [NYSE:DEC - news], Digital Processing Systems Inc., Eastman Kodak Company [NYSE:EK - news], Epson America, Inc., FAST Electronics U.S., Inc., Fujitsu Microelectronics, Immersion Corporation, Innovative Semiconductors, Inc., Intel Corporation [Nasdaq:INTC - news], JVC Company of America, KDS USA, LSI
Logic Corporation [NYSE:LSI - news], Lucent Technologies, Macro Designs, Inc., Matrox Electronic Systems Ltd., Maxtor Corporation, MGI Software Corporation, Micron Semiconductor Products, Inc., Microsoft Corporation [Nasdaq:MSFT - news], National Semiconductor Corporation [NYSE:NSM - news], NEC Electronics Inc., PAVO, Inc., Phoenix Technologies Ltd. [Nasdaq:PTEC - news], Pinnacle Systems, Inc., Princeton Graphics Systems, ProMax Systems Inc., Quantum Corporation [Nasdaq:QNTM - news], Radius Inc. [Nasdaq:RDUS - news], Ricoh Corporation, Samsung Electronics America, Inc., Sand Microelectronics, Inc., Seagate Technology, Inc., SGS-Thomson Microelectronics, Inc.,
Sharp Electronics Corporation, Silicon Graphics, Inc., Sun Microsystems, Inc., Symbios Logic, Texas Instruments, Inc.,
Thomson Consumer Electronics Inc., Toshiba America, Inc., Truevision, Inc., VIA Technologies, Inc., VLSI Technology Inc. [Nasdaq:VLSI - news], Western Digital Corporation [NYSE:WDC - news], Yamaha Corporation of USA, 1394 Trade Association, Association for Interactive Media (AIM), Audio Engineering Society (AES), Digital Audio Video Interoperability Council, Electronics Industry Association (EIA), Institute for Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Video
Electronics, Standards Association (VESA), and Universal Serial Bus Implementers Forum.
Full story: biz.yahoo.com
Key here is that Symbios actually brings something to the ADPT table here. Both the USB and IEEE 1394 are great proprietary intellectual property that, when combined under the ADPT window, will create a kick butt situation for this emerging market (IMHO). This intellectual property is one of the real diamonds coming in from Symbios Logic. These cells are some of the best in the industry and are leading edge.
Andrew
BTW-Dale, you are absolutely 100% correct with your correlation. It is on CNBC and they will be interviewing Halle of NSM this afternoon. I took a slight plunge in the stock for speculative purposes based on the upcoming interview. Also, I found it real amusing that in the voice promo for this interview CNBC had a semiconductor processing backdrop. I showed an ASYT SMIF pod and autoloader transferring wafers on a piece of equipment. I wonder if ASYT paid for the "free advertisement" and whether anyone but myself knew that it was ASYT products being showcased.<GGG> |
