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NAND Flash Slowdown in 2008

iSuppli Corp is cutting its outlook for global NAND flash revenue growth in 2008 to the single digit per centage range

Biofuel markets booming worldwide

Investments in China estimated to be over US$100bn per year for new plants; country will become a leading market for biofuel

Is there room for OLED in TV market?

Yes, but it’s set to attain only small volumes through 2013, predicts iSuppli Corp

China's chip market expands by 15 per cent in 2007

Industrial control systems generate substantial growth

RFID in 2007

In the build up to the annual IDTechEx RFID USA in February, Raghu Das reviews RFID progress in 2007

New applications boost small-medium display market

Portable navigation devices, digital photo frames and MP3/Portable Media Players are generating rising sales

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