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Digital Imaging Technologies - Fourth Quarter 2001

Prior TechAlert Service Articles: 2001 - 2011 Archive

December 28, 2001

Japan's Surveillance Camera Sales Increase Amid Downturn of Electronic Devices
Japanese DSC Manufacturers Relocate Production to China
CCD Prices Expected to Fall Further
Bandai to Debut Remote-Controlled Toy Robot Equipped with CCD Sensor
Mitsumi Develops Low-Saturation, Three-Terminal Regulator IC
Hitachi Marketing Low-Power CCD Camera IC
Hitachi Emphasizes DVD Camcorder Business
Kinki University, Shimadzu, Others Develop Ultra-High-Speed Video Camera
Olympus Reveals DSC Strategy at Fiscal Half Year Financial Statement Announcement

December 5, 2001

Camera Modules for Cellular Phones Becoming Popular
Sanyo to Begin DSC Production in China
CCD Sensor Price Drops to Half of Year 2000 Levels
Sharp Gets Serious About CCDs
Japanese DSC Manufacturers Reduce U.S. Shipments Due to Bleak Sales Forecast
Sony Introduces Camera Module for PDA
Sony Showcases Watch-VideoCam Prototype
Fossil to Release Watch-Style PDA
Olympus Microscope Digital Camera
DNP to OEM-Process CMOS Sensors

November 6, 2001

Packaging Technology for Compact Olympus Digital Cameras
Sony Postpones Release of Portable Printer
Alps Exhibits Portable Printers at CEATEC
View Quest Considers Purchase of Intel's DSC IP
Casio Announces Upgraded Wrist Camera
Sanyo Showcases Tiny CCD Camera Module for Cellular Phones
Matsushita Electric Works to Release High-Performance Image-Processing Device
Agfa Abandons DSC and Consumer Scanner Sales in North America
Canon to Release Two USB2.0-Enabled Flatbed Scanners
Samsung Develops 1-Gb Flash Memory

October 29, 2001

Minolta to Quit Manufacturing Cameras in Japan
Hitachi to Sample CMOS Camera Module for Cellular Phones
Aiwa Commercializes Voice Recorder Equipped with Digital Still Camera
DSC Manufacturers Focus on Features
Asahi Optical Scraps Commercialization of SLR DSC with 35 mm Full-Size CCD
Asahi Optical Marketing Lightweight Four-Megapixel Camera
Flash Memory Prices Fall
TI Japan Announces New DSP Solution for DSC
Sony U.S. Announces Memory Stick DSC Module for PDA
Answering the Door When You're Away from Home
Sharp Announces 1/3.2-inch 2M-Pixel CCD

October 24, 2001

Seiko Epson Develops Next-Generation Image Sensor
Sony Enters Ink Jet Printer Market
Three Japanese Firms Begin Test Marketing Recyclable Digital Still Camera
Toshiba Hitachi and Oki Electric Agree on MPEG4 Standard
Toshiba Commercializes Advanced Digital Gamma Camera
Sanyo Digital Cameras Also Record Moving Images
Canon Claims World's Fastest SLR Digital Camera

October 11, 2001

Canon Strengthens Digital Still Camera/Printer Operations
Casio Aims to Strengthen DSC Sales in Europe
Fuji Film to Market Inexpensive 6X Zoom Digital Camera
Fujitsu Launches CMOS Micro-Camera Sensor Module for Use in Cellphones
Hitachi Shipping Industry's Fastest Writing Memory Card
ITRI, Yasukawa Electric Develop Miniature Spherical Motor
Microsoft Japan to Release Digital Photo Editor
Toshiba Develops LED Driver IC to Increase Light Conversion Efficiency

October 1, 2001

Global Digital Still Camera Market to Grow 38 percent in 2001
Matsushita Announces Two DSCs Developed with Leica
Altek Attempts to Lower DSC Chipset Costs
Sharp Develops 360-Degree Surveillance System
Bandai Networks to Launch Character-Image Broadcasting Service in Singapore
Canon Marketing Small Light Camcorder
Sony, Waseda University Research Group Develops CMOS Image Sensor for Motion Detection and Depth Acquisition
Hitachi Develops Translation Technology for Sign Language
Fuji Film To Market Lightweight Digital Camera
Minolta Marketing Lightweight Digital Camera with 3X Optical Zoom