Interview with Oak chairman: Stepping up to the DVD market
Already successful in such products as CD-ROM and DVD-ROM chips, leading optical storage chip maker Oak Technology is actively stepping up its moves in the DVD-rewritable market in preparation for next year's boom. In an interview with Oak chairman Young K. Sohn, he predicts that the DVD-recordable and the slim-type combo drive will launch single chips next year.
More here at DigiTimes
Taiwan memory card makers facing patent licensing lawsuits
- July may turn out better than expected for IC packaging houses
- NEC increases LCD driver IC production
- Taiwan color filter producers' June shipments increase only slightly
- Thomson Multimedia's outsourcing plan rekindles competition in Taiwan cable modem industry
- VIA settles VIA Testing/ Vate merger
- Nikkei: Taiwan to account for 60% of notebook production worldwide this year
- Taiwan Computer Association promotes development of "electronic schoolbags"
- MS Palladium protects IT vendors, not you - paper
- GamesSpy and KaZaA infected by viruses
VIA: Chipsets' sales ratio expected to drop
- Ford loses 2600 lawsuit
- Nvidia trio form Code Mafia breakaway
- MS security patch EULA gives Billg admin privileges on your box
- Carmack backs OpenGL in shader wars
- Mafia boss jailed in FBI keyboard bugging case
- Apple drops Emagic bombshell
- War, famine, disease. Never mind - 1bn PCs built
- Dell's hopes for low-price, powerful PDA deemed unrealistic
- Toshiba's e310 opens up the sub-US$400 range for Pocket PCs
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
