'Mobile entertainment' theme gives JVC ideas for distinctive approach

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Victor Co of Japan has launched a new car audio player system that is compatible with minidiscs (MD) as well as compact discs (CD). Its new KD- MX3000 combines a CD changer control with radio receiver and MD player. Its three mainstay products for the car electronics market in 1998 include the 12-disc CD changer CH-X1200, the KD-MX3000 MD and CD receiver system and the mobile audio-visual system with VHS format. JVC's integration of proven technologies with innovative designs and ideas has made it a formidable player in the global car audio equipment market.

Other Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing, Automotive Electronics

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Sony focuses on 1/3.6-inch image sensors

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Japanese manufacturing giant Sony Corp's latest charge coupled device (CCD) image sensors pack 1.25 million effective pixels within a 1/3.6-inch form factor. These sensors work in compact digital cameras to handle zoom and quick-reecording functions. The company intends to make its 1/3.6-inch image sensors a mainstay within its CCD business operations. It envisions digital still cameras replacing compact film cameras, the annual market for which totals about 37 million units.

Automatic Environmental Control Manufacturing for Residential, Commercial, and Appliance Use, Appliance Sensors

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CF-C33J8C, CF-C33J8K handheld computers

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Matsushita Electric Industrial Company Ltd's CF-C33J8C and CF-C33J8K Windows98 handheld computers boast of built-in v9.0, K56Flex modems with built-in speakerphone, fax functions and answering machine. Both products have a 96MB synchronous DRAM, an 8.4-in thin-film transistor color LCD and an Intel MMX 233MHz Pentium processor. The CF-C33J8C and CF-C33J8K both measure 182 X 225 X 25.4mm, but the former is slightly lighter in weight.

Matsushita Electric Industrial Company Ltd.

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