Company Profile:
Kyocera
Kyocera manufactures fine ceramic components for the technology industry. The strategically important divisions in the Kyocera Group, which comprises 189 subsidiaries, are information and communications technologies, products to increase the quality of life, and environmentally friendly products. The technology group is also one of the largest producers of solar energy systems worldwide.
Latest Kyocera Products
Kyocera 8.5inch TFT liquid crystal display TCG085WV
February 25 2009 - Kyocera has re-newed and optimized its wide format 8.5" TFT Liquid Crystal Display TCG085WV. ... more
Cypress Semiconductor 1.3Mpixel LUPA-1300-2-colour sensor
November 20 2008 - Cypress Semiconductor is sampling a high-sensitivity SXGA (Super Extended Graphics Array) resolution CMOS image sensor with colour sensing capability. ... more
Cypress has CapSense touch sensing single-chip
April 23 2008 - The CapSense device offered Acer a programmable, flexible solution for the CineDash media console, a key feature in the new Aspire models.... more
Cypress presents universal PSoC Capsense controller kit
January 10 2008 - Cypress Semiconductor today introduced the Universal PSoC(r) CapSense(tm) Controller Kit, a new kit designed for easy development and debugging of any CapSense design. ... more
Cypress 4-Mbit non-volatile static random access memory
October 18 2007 - Cypress Semiconductor today introduced a 4-Mbit non-volatile static random access memory (nvSRAM).... more
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