OKI Starts Shipping Samples of the World's Smallest Stereo Audio Codec LSI
                   
tmcnet.com
02-Jun-2008 4 related
        

TOKYO --(Business Wire)-- Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. (TOKYO:6703) today announced it has started shipping samples of the world's smallest 16-bit stereo audio codec LSI, the ML26121. OKI has developed the world's smallest stereo... [read full story]                    

Add Comment
There are also 4 related articles
View all news articles about*:
Accessories Audio Cables Cargo Components Consumer Electric Electrical Electronics Energy Equipment Freight Industrial Industry Information Japan LSI Microphones Oki Packaging Portable Products Technologies Telecommunications Transport Transportation Utilities Wires
*Newstin tag cloud displays all featured persons, associated organisations, related topics, regions and companies

View other selected articles:

                   
safehaven.com: Safe Haven | Preservation of Capital safehaven.com

Searching for a Bottom in Base Metals and Industrial Commodities Markets

marketoracle.co.uk
44 mins ago 1 related
        

What was viewed as inconceivable a year ago is now a reality - roughly $ 30 -trillion of wealth was erased from global stock markets, during a brutal 15-month bear market that began in October 2007 . S peculators scrambled for...

add comment

Japan funds banks to drive lending to business

ft.com
1 hr ago
        

By Michiyo Nakamoto in Tokyo Japan is stepping up efforts to encourage banks to lend more to business amid fears that a credit crunch will worsen in the run-up to the fiscal year-end on March 31. The Bank of Japan launched an...

add comment
                   

Tetsuya Ishikawa: If we're to get the most from our bail-out money, the government should...

guardian.co.uk
1 hr ago
        

In times of crisis, it's human nature to stick to what we know. In fact, today's rate cuts may even prove to be counterproductive if the loss to savers is greater than the benefit mortgage borrowers will see through mortgage...

add comment

Lenovo restructures, cuts 11pc of workforce

zdnet.co.uk
2 hrs ago 52 related
        

Chinese PC maker Lenovo confirmed on Thursday it is carrying out a restructuring exercise, which involves the company letting go of 2,500 employees — about 11 percent of its workforce. In response to queries from ZDNet Asia,...

add comment