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Chinese Makers Display MPEG-4 DVD Players at Int'l Consumer Electronics ShowJanuary 22, 2003 (TOKYO) -- MPEG-4 DVD players on display at the Hong Kong booth at the 2003 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) gathered people's attention. CES was held Jan. 9-12 in Las Vegas in the United States. For example, Cosmic Digital Technology Ltd and Link Concept Technology Ltd of China exhibited MPEG-4-compliant DVD players. Chinese makers are focusing on the MPEG-4 technology, as the technology can store images with quality equal to DVDs in low-priced CD-R discs. DVD players that support MPEG-4 technology are likely to increase in the market. Both companies' products have a decoding LSI chip by Sigma Designs Inc of the United States and can play back images in the DivX format. Cosmic Digital Technology plans to export products in March 2003. Link Concept Technology reportedly will start shipments sometime between February through March 2003. Cosmic Digital Technology expects its retail price to be around US$240. MPEG-4 DVD players have steadily come on the market since the fall of 2002. For example, KiSS Technology A/S of Denmark already announced its DVD player, the "DP-450," using a decoding LSI chip, the "EM8500," of Sigma Designs. Sigma Designs announced on Nov. 14, 2002 that Lite-On Information Technology Corp of Taiwan used the EM8500 for its DVD player, the "LVD-2001." Cosmic Digital Technology's MPEG-4 player
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Link Concept Technology's MPEG-4 player (Masayuki Arai, Staff Editor, Nikkei Electronics) <Visit This Week for more Asian news.> Copyright (c) 1996-2002, Nikkei Business Publications Asia Ltd, Nikkei Business Publications, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Chinese Makers Display MPEG-4 DVD Players at Int'l Consumer Electronics ShowJanuary 22, 2003 (TOKYO) -- MPEG-4 DVD players on display at the Hong Kong booth at the 2003 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) gathered people's attention. CES was held Jan. 9-12 in Las Vegas in the United States. For example, Cosmic Digital Technology Ltd and Link Concept Technology Ltd of China exhibited MPEG-4-compliant DVD players. Chinese makers are focusing on the MPEG-4 technology, as the technology can store images with quality equal to DVDs in low-priced CD-R discs. DVD players that support MPEG-4 technology are likely to increase in the market. Both companies' products have a decoding LSI chip by Sigma Designs Inc of the United States and can play back images in the DivX format. Cosmic Digital Technology plans to export products in March 2003. Link Concept Technology reportedly will start shipments sometime between February through March 2003. Cosmic Digital Technology expects its retail price to be around US$240. MPEG-4 DVD players have steadily come on the market since the fall of 2002. For example, KiSS Technology A/S of Denmark already announced its DVD player, the "DP-450," using a decoding LSI chip, the "EM8500," of Sigma Designs. Sigma Designs announced on Nov. 14, 2002 that Lite-On Information Technology Corp of Taiwan used the EM8500 for its DVD player, the "LVD-2001." Cosmic Digital Technology's MPEG-4 player
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Link Concept Technology's MPEG-4 player (Masayuki Arai, Staff Editor, Nikkei Electronics) <Visit This Week for more Asian news.> Copyright (c) 1996-2002, Nikkei Business Publications Asia Ltd, Nikkei Business Publications, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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