Sony to introduce technologically advanced largest LCD TV
Sony Corp. has announced that it will introduce a new range of flat-screen televisions, including the largest in the market, to boost its electronics sales. The new models will be technologically advanced and possess the ability to eliminate fuzziness. The company will introduce 15 new models of its Bravia line, including a 70-inch screen that will be the largest flat-screen television available. Sony is hoping for a strong recovery in the current financial year, as it was hit hard last year by recalls of faulty computer batteries and the cost of developing its PlayStation 3 game console.
Microsoft to release Vista updates in 2008 with the launch of SP1
Microsoft Corp. will release a major set of updates to the Windows Vista operating system before mid 2008. The company will introduce a “beta” version of its Service Pack 1 that will include recent updates that have been made to the operating system, which started selling in January. The service pack will take care of some common problems that cause computers to crash or freeze, including compatibility problems with newer graphics cards, printer drivers, and external monitors. The Washington-based software maker’s SP1 will also be loaded with several security improvements.
Mikron chooses Verizon Business for Global Communications Network
Mikron Technology Group has selected Verizon Business to manage its new communications network that will link Mikron’s offices in Europe, North America, and Asia. The Verizon Private IP network will enable Mikron to efficiently and securely exchange data and information between its various locations across the globe and will also support the company’s future communications needs. Mikron Technology Group is one of the world’s leading providers of customer-specific manufacturing and assembly systems. The company builds and develops production solutions for companies that specialize in high-volume manufacturing.
