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 Alien Technology Corp.Alien Technology Corp.
 Makes very low cost, flexible, reflective and emissive active matrix displays for hand-held systems. May have revolutionary cost/performance by using Fluidic Self Assembly (FSA), and NanoBlock ICs, to transform the whole display manufacturing process from inefficient batch production to continuous-flow roll-to-roll (web) processing.
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Aurora IT SystemsAurora IT Systems
 Sweden-based distributor of LCD TFT flat panel displays, touch screens and monitors.
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Bohlken BaiBohlken Bai
 Designers of LCD monitors and flat panel displays, as fine furniture, for homes, offices and reception areas.
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Caltron Industries, IncCaltron Industries, Inc
 Touch screens, digital sign, and open frame LCD monitor solutions. Complete LCD kits for the electronic sign and touchscreen marketplace.
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CDT Ltd.CDT Ltd.
 Research and development of light emitting polymer (LEP) display technology development.
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Craft Data Ltd.Craft Data Ltd.
 Provides an overview of LCDs, touch systems and related products made available by this firm.
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Crystal Visions Technology, Inc.Crystal Visions Technology, Inc.
 Rugged and compact LCD monitors and touch screens, stand-alone LCD monitors, serial LCDs.
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Digital View Ltd.Digital View Ltd.
 Makes LCD, PDP, and other flat panel controller interfaces, monitors, kiosks, marine systems.
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Display WerksDisplay Werks
 Designs and manufactures flat-panel LCD displays for a variety of applications including high-end home control, commercial, industrial, retail and kiosk applications.
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Earth Computer TechnologiesEarth Computer Technologies
 LCD distributor/remarketer: surplus LCDs, LCD controllers, LCD monitors, touch monitors, flat panels, POS and notebook screens.
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eVision Displays, Inc.eVision Displays, Inc.
 Broad tange of TFT displays, CCFL inverters, cable assemblies, controller boards, engineering and customer support.
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GVisionGVision
 Manufacturer of LCD, plasma, kiosk, POS and touchscreen displays.
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How Stuff Works: How a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) WorksHow Stuff Works: How a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Works
 Animation and illustrations describe how LCDs operate.
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IDT: Integrated Display Technology, Inc.IDT: Integrated Display Technology, Inc.
 Markets gas plasma and color LCD chassis displays, to the industrial distribution and integration market; from Fremont, California.
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Lite Array, Inc.Lite Array, Inc.
 Volume producer of Thin Film Electro-Luminescent (TFEL) and Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) display products. Specialty: high information display products at competitive price for commercial use, including automobiles. Research and development at U.S. headquarters, volume production in China.
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Mermaid Technology, Inc.Mermaid Technology, Inc.
 Offers LCD-TFT monitors manufactured of steel, aluminium and a protective non glare glass screen. Based in Denmark.
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PeiZen, Inc.PeiZen, Inc.
 In addition to TFT LCD and plasma display monitors, offer custom design for rackmount monitors.
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Seamless Display Ltd.Seamless Display Ltd.
 Develops and commercializes video screen technology, based in Oxford, United Kingdom.
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Shenzhen Godwing Electronics Co.,Ltd.Shenzhen Godwing Electronics Co.,Ltd.
 Provides TFT LCD monitors in a variety of sizes, as well as SVGA mono monitors. Based in China.
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Taiwan Video SystemTaiwan Video System
 Specializes in industrial LCD and POS monitors, and CCTV monitor/camera.
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Universal Display Corp.Universal Display Corp.
 Organic Light Emitting Device (OLED) technology may deliver excellent display performance with high resolution, full color, high luminosity at lower costs.
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Westaim: iFire Technology, Inc.Westaim: iFire Technology, Inc.
 Thick film inorganic electroluminescent display.
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9X Media9X Media
 Modular multi-display desktop systems expand or upgrade from 1 to 9 LCD monitors per system with stereo and multi-media optional.
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USA Today: Alien's Tiny Cheap Chips Could Open New WorldsUSA Today: Alien's Tiny Cheap Chips Could Open New Worlds
 Story on Alien Technology Corp., product, and potential. (March 27, 2001)
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