Wide of the mark

Article Abstract:

High-definition television (HDTV) is not as popular with Japanese consumers as wide-screen television. The high price of HDTV can account for consumer reluctance to buy HDTV sets, despite advertisement campaigns by Japanese firms. The US Federal Communications Commission will select one from among five HDTV systems it is currently testing as the standard for HDTV systems. Japan's ultra-definition television will be based on the system adopted in the US.

Research, Product development, Television equipment industry, Digital television, High-definition television, High definition television

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A chip for all reasons

Article Abstract:

Japanese manufacturers of dynamic random access computer memory chips (DRAMs) are diversifying their products to create specialized chips. These chips can fill special niches in the market and improve competition with such countries as South Korea. Examples of niches to be filled include video random access memory, first-in first-out chips and synchronous DRAMs.

Innovations, Dynamic random access memory, DRAM (Dynamic random access memory)

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