NEC eyes public, private sectors for digital network security systems

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NEC Corp is launching its proprietary technology to its niche markets in the public sector as well as in the private sector to solidify its position in these markets. Its strategy consists of intensifying product development, marketing and maintenance services for its closed-circuit TV security cameras. The company registered modest growth in the second half of 1999 due to its strong foothold in the market sectors for public corporations and local government offices. It plans to expand its business for CCTV camera systems by reinforcing the sales system and improving system integration.

CCTV Surveillance Equip, Closed circuit television equipment, Television surveillance equipment

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Tricomail mobile terminal

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Casio Computer Co Ltd introduces its Tricomail mobile terminal that comes with a digital camera. The terminal, which is dedicated to cdmaOne cellular telephones, offers as much as 64Kbps packet communication. In addition, the terminal has a precise LCD that can display 32,768 colors. Also, the Tricomail supports au.NET and ezWeb@mail services. The digital camera can be started up with one touch of the shutter button, and the video camera unit can be rotated 180 degrees.

Product introduction

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Toshiba unites, fortifies mobile network operations

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Toshiba Corp of Japan is consolidated its mobile network business activities, personnel and functions into a single division, called Mobile AV Network Div. The move was implemented in Apr 1, 2000. The new division expects to generate sales of 20 billion yen during its first year and 50 billion yen by 2002. Toshiba plans to generate a total of 200 billion from all its mobile network-related businesses in 2000.

Organizational history, Mobile AV Network Div.

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