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Samsung Elec to spend US$774mln on memory chip lines
Samsung Electronics plans spend 786.8 billion won (US$774.4 million) to upgrade and expand lines for dynamic random access memory and flash chips.
Staff Writers
Dec 20 2005, 8:11AM
Hardware
Samsung Electronics to start new LCD line output in April
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd, the world's top maker of flat screens, will start producing liquid crystal display TV panels from its newest production line in April next year.
Staff Writers
Nov 1 2005, 11:00AM
Hardware
Samsung Elec speeds new flash chip to market
Samsung Electronics said it would start making next year a new flash memory chip capable of doubling the data storage capacity of digital cameras, music players and other hot-selling portable devices.
Yoo Choonsik
Sep 13 2005, 8:30AM
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