March Plasma Systems Receives United States Patent Number 6,852,169 for Apparatus and Methods for Processing Optical Fibers with a Plasma
Concord, CA (ContentDesk) December 5, 2005 -- Building on over 20 years of continuous plasma technology innovation, March Plasma Systems announced today that it has been awarded a United States Patent for Apparatus and Methods for Processing Optical Fibers with a Plasma, U.S. Patent Number 6,852,169.
March has always been a technology-driven company, said James Getty, Director of Applications at March Plasma Systems. Our technology gives us a competitive edge in the marketplace with our advanced plasma processes and processing equipment.
Being awarded another U.S.
patent for our plasma expertise is a great honor for March.
The technology described in this patent can be found in many of the products offered by March Plasma Systems, including the award-winning FlexTRAK" plasma processing system.
The FlexTRAK" system can be used for a large number of plasma processing applications, including treatment of optoelectronic, microelectronic, and semiconductor devices.
This patent is the latest in a growing number of plasma processing technology patents for March.
The full text of this patent can be obtained from the U.S. Patent Office in Washington, D.C., or by contacting March Plasma Systems directly.
About March Plasma Systems:March Plasma Systems is the global leader in plasma processing technology for the PCB, semiconductor, and microelectronics industries. March has operations and support centers worldwide, including California, Florida, Europe, Singapore, China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan. With over 20 years of continuous innovation, March designs and manufactures a complete line of award-winning and patented plasma processing systems. An expert staff of scientists and engineers is available to assist in the design of plasma processes that improve both product reliability and increase production yields. See the March web site for more details: www.marchplasma.com.
FlexTRAK" is a trademark of March Plasma Systems.
For further information contact:March Plasma Systems (International Headquarters)Scott D. SzymanskiMarch Plasma Systems, Inc.2470-A Bates AvenueConcord, CA USA 94520-1122TEL: 925- 246-1666Web: http://www.marchplasma.com.
Gravity Control Technologies Announces the Availability of New Interview
Gravity Control Technologies (GCT), the leading developer of next generation aerospace propulsion systems based on technology capable of controlling gravity for flight, today announced that a new interview, conducted by Tim Ventura of AmericanAntigravity.com is now available for online reading or downloading (in Adobe PDF) from the company's website. The interview covers technology under development at the company, highlights past work results and details future research directions. "AmericanAntigravity.com is the premier website for showcasing alternative propulsion technologies. Over the years GCT's research has developed a small but very enthusiastic group of followers. It was time to cover our past, present and future in one interview.
I hope it will give people a better understanding of what we are seeking to accomplish" commented Mr. Victor Rozsnyay.About GCTGravity Control Technologies is a privately held aerospace research firm developing technological breakthroughs based...
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Portray Simple Pleasure on your PSP
(ContentDesk) December 1, 2005 -- The image most people have of computer game enthusiasts is of a teenager who spends all his time in his bedroom. This stereotype could soon be a thing of the past as a growing army of commuters are being spotted travelling and playing Sonys new handheld games PSP console.
The device not only allows you to play games on a widescreen 4.3 inch screen but also enjoy podcasts, videoblogs, music files, read ebooks and play videos. The pocketsize media players are the must have present for urban commuters this Christmas. There are often tedious delays in a commuters existence, so escape is sorely needed.
I love my Chillart film - its the perfect way for me to relax, said James Fox, Lawyer from London. This younger, affluent demographic of gamers have limited content available for their PSP-time, so we were delighted to work with Chris Parry from 24-7 DVD Ltd to create a moment of respite for these content-hungry commuters, said Natascha...
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Microboards to Distribute Pioneer Displays
Chanhassen, MN (ContentDesk) October 2, 2005 -- Microboards announced today that they now distribute Pioneer's line of high-end plasma displays. Pioneer Plasma screens are the display of choice for thousands of professional facilities, boardrooms, retail, and recreational installations. "Pioneer's plasma screens are ahead of their time," said Mitch Ackmann, Microboards President and COO. "Pioneer's dedication to innovation is even more apparent in their displays, noted worldwide for their stunning visual clarity and contrast.""Microboards and Pioneer have been partners for a long time, and Microboards has been a leader in the CD/DVD industry for content distribution solutions," said Dee Sproule of Pioneer. "With the stunning acceptance of DVD video and Microboards role in content distribution on DVD, it makes sense that Microboards would be successful with high-quality display devices as well." Microboards, best known for their history as an innovator in DVD/CD duplicators and publishers,...
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Controversy Averted in Latest Da Vinci Release
Los Angeles, CA (ContentDesk via ContentDesk Direct) May 22, 2006 -- While the DaVinci Code movie continues to create a stir at the box office, a new Da Vinci DVD release aims to create excitement on those popular new high definition flat panel TVs.The "Plasma TV Art - Da Vinci DVD", produced by Art Image L.A and released by Plasma Window (www.plasmawindow.com), is designed to turn plasma and LCD flat panel displays into virtual works of art.The DVD contains 30 of Leonardo Da Vinci's most famous masterpieces including the Mona Lisa, the Last Supper and Vitruvian Man, each slowly alternating on the TV screen."The Plasma TV Art - Da Vinci DVD is basically a design item that allows you to put a virtual art gallery in your living room," said Jennifer Long, president of Art Image L.A. and executive producer of the DVD. "Many people mount flat screen TVs on the wall like a picture frame,...
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Pre-Diabetes: "Check Engine" Warning Light
Your car has an early detection system and so does your body. Take 3 minutes to read this article and learn how you can save yourself a life time of aches, pains, and costly medical bills. Have you ever had the "Check Engine" warning light come on in your car? Most newer cars have a system that monitors the performance of your car. If something is not working properly, the "Check Engine" light usually comes on. The good news is that this "pre-warning" system can help you avoid costly damage, which may be occurring with your vehicle, by detecting small problems before they become big problems.
However, the only way to be certain is to have your car inspected by an expert mechanic when the "Check Engine" light comes on. Did you know that your body has a "pre-warning" system? With many diseases, your body will start producing symptoms such as aches, pains, fatigue, frequent thirst, and so on. These symptoms are your body's "Check Engine" light, warning you about problems. However,...
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Syntax Groups Debuts First 42-Inch Olevia LCD TV Featuring ATSC+HDMI Digital Tuner; An Attractive Alternative to Plasma TVs
Syntax Groups Corporation(tm), one of the fastest-growing manufacturers of LCD TVs in North America, today announced the new 42-inch Olevia(tm) widescreen HD built-in LCD TV, its first model to include ATSC+HDMI as well as NTSC TV tuners.
Sporting Syntax's attractive new black bezel design displaying elegance and versatility, the richly featured Olevia LT42HVi LCD TV presents consumers with a compelling alternative to similar sized plasma TVs. "We are confident that our 42-inch Olevia LCD TV with Super-IPS and Syntax's iDEA technology is the ideal ?cross-over' product for consumers who desire an affordable large format digital TV that they can enjoy for an extended number of years without the negative attributes associated with plasma TVs," said James Li, Chief Executive Officer of Syntax Groups. "As more consumers increase their awareness of plasma's high power consumption, heat and fan noise, plus image burn-in effects and shorter life cycle, our high value 42-inch Olevia...
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