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Table of Contents
2 EditorialA Lesson in Display Manufacturing and Cross-Strait Diplomacy from Chunghwa Picture Tubes - Ken Werner
4 The Display ContinuumCrossing the Threshold … - Aris Silzars
10 If Microdisplays Are the Answer, What Is the Question?Manufacturers are making tiny, highly effective windows on the high-tech world – but the quantities are not yet large enough for system makers to embrace the mini-devices for high-volume applications. - Chris Chinnock
16 Providing the Missing LinksJust having a good display doesn’t guarantee success. Displaytech and Hewlett-Packard are attracting customers by providing the missing links in the microdisplay technology and supply chains. - Haviland Wright, Mark Handschy, and Bob Myers
22 S-Vision Staked Its Claim, Then the Gold Mine CollapsedS-Vision developed a technically successful digital LCOS display, found interested customers, bought a fab, and then found the company was built on a shaky foundation of “impatient capital” – justifiably impatient. - Chris Chinnock, Al Davis, and Ken Werner
25 Calendar of Display-Related Events26 Flat Information Displays ConferenceIn Stanford Resources’ annual snapshot of the display industry, good and bad news abounded – but advances in the face of uncertainty appeared to be the order of the day. - Stephen P. Atwood
30 Michigan Strategic and Technical SymposiumA strategic vision and a slant toward automotive display technology has created a regional conference with more than regional appeal. - Samuel Musa and Robert Donofrio
36 Index to Advertisers
36 Sustaining Members