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. . Vol.71 Sony's SoRPlas recasts the image of recycled plastics Reducing the environmental impact by creating high-quality materials. The proportion of recycled materials in Sony products is increasing. Vol.70 The "Digital Imaging World" of Sony is Further Expanding Sony Releases "Exmor RS," the World's First Stacked CMOS Image Sensor Vol.69 GPS is Starting to Show its True Value The Forever Young Global Navigation Satellite System Vol.68 Sony's Stacked CMOS Image Sensor Solves All Existing Problems in One Stroke Create a new world of imaging with Sony's New Technology and Structure Vol.67 Introducing High-resolution, Spectacular 4K Video that Has 8.85M Pixels, or Four Times the Resolution of Full HD Into the Home Sony semiconductor technology opens up a new world of imaging Vol.66 Sony is Aiming for Top Market Share in Demodulator ICs Balancing discrete optimization with global standardization in the global trends of TV broadcast digitization Vol.65 Sony Presented the World's Leading Development Results at the ISSCC 2011 Industry-Leading CMOS Image Sensor and the Next-Generation Non-Volatile Memory ReRAM Vol.64 Sony to Double Production Capacity for Image Sensors To meet the rapid increased demand for CMOS image sensors Investment of approximately 100 billion yen in contemplated acquisition of fabrication facilities and expansion of production lines Vol.63 Studying Light to Fullfill Dreams Looking Back on the Path to Achieving Total Shipments of 3 Billion Semiconductor Laser Diodes Vol.62 OTFT-Driven OLED Display that can be Rolled up onto a Pen Improved performance OTFTs achieved with unique organic semiconductor materials Vol.61 Providing a Wide Range of LCD Products for Mobile Equipment and Automotive Applications The Newly Reborn Sony Mobile Display Corporation A New Start as a Comprehensive Manufacturer of Small and Medium Size TFT LCD Displays Vol.60 Discussing Image Sensor Evolution and the Future of Imaging at the ISSCC 2010 Plenary Session Exceeding film quality and then exceeding human vision. Towards a world of sensational imaging. Vol.57 In-House Manufacture of the "LAMINATE" High-Density Multilayer Build-up Interposer Substrate Focusing the power of the Sony group to establish core technologies for high-density mounting Vol.56 Research and Development on the Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell Taking Full Advantage of the Characteristics of the Materials and Aiming to Open New Markets Dyes Convert Light into Electricity –– The Next Generation Solar Cell Vol.55 Super High Power Red Laser Diode Achieves the Short Wavelength of 635 nm Bright and Vivid: Providing the “real red” that video professionals have been hoping for Vol.54 20th Anniversary Sony Computer Science Laboratories, Inc. Using Computer Power to Create New Academic Disciplines and Technologies Vol.53 The World's First Digital Noise Canceling Function Integrating Sony's Audio, Electronic Circuit, and Software Technologies Vol.52 TransferJet Close Proximity Wireless Transfer Technology Developed Transferring large amounts of data at high speed just by holding devices close together Vol.51 Sony Develops “Bio Battery” that Generates Electricity from Sugar Achieves the world's highest power output for passive-type bio batteries Vol.50 Image Sensor Production Facility Leading-Edge Fab for CMOS Sensors Scheduled to go Online this Spring Sony Semiconductor Kyushu Corporation Kumamoto Technology Center Vol.48 CMOS Mass Production Technologies for High-Performance System LSIs in the 45 nm Generation Developed LSI Mass Production Platform for 45 nm Process Technologies Overcoming the three barriers to increased performance Vol.47 Optical Interconnection --- Prelude to a Full-Scale Optical Age --- The Development of Optical Interconnection Technology for Consumer Equipment Applications Vol.45 STRONG CONFIDENCE IN OUR CORPORATE CULTURE AS A MANUFACTURING SITE ST Mobile Display Corp. Vol.43 Embedded MEMS Filter Chip and its Fabrication for VHF Applications Bandpass Filter Developed Using MEMS Technology Integration with Peripheral Circuits also Possible Vol.42 Virtual Mobile Engine TM (VME) LSI that “Changes its Spots” Achieves Ultralow Power and Diverse Functionality Vol.41 Sony Shiroishi Semiconductor Inc. Aiming to be the ‘Center of the World’ for Laser Diodes Vol.40 GxL Laser Dream Theater at the Aichi Expo Impact of high-definition screen of more than 6M pixels – 50 meters wide and 10 meters high (equivalent to 2005-inch TV) Vol.39 Returning Groundwater to the Earth. Protecting Water Resources Total Shipments of Low-Temperature Polycrystalline Silicon TFT LCDs has Broken the 100 Million Mark Vol.38 Research and Development on Organic Transistors has Progressed Even Further The mechanism for electrical conduction has been elucidated and carrier mobility improved Vol.35 Returning Groundwater to the Earth. Protecting Water Resources Groundwater Recharge for a Sustainable Society   Vol.33 Towards the Second Digital Wave The future of the semiconductor business as predicted by "Makimoto's Wave"   Vol.32 Chip Technologies for Entertainment Robots Towards a Circulatory Society From the Plenary Talk given at IEDM 2002   Vol.29 Sony Semiconductor's Environmental Efforts Sony Semiconductor's Environmental Efforts [PDF(0.2MB)] Towards a Circulatory Society   Vol.28 Leading-Edge Technologies Delivered from Kumamoto Prefecture [PDF(1.1MB)] Sony's First 300 mm Wafer Fab Line Is Now Operating   Vol.25 Sony Sem iconductor Kyushu Corporation Established [PDF(0.1MB)]   Vol.23 SMIF Clean Minienvironment Technology  [PDF(0.1MB)]   Vol.21 Clean Transport Technologies that Support Sony LSI Yields [PDF(0.1MB)] From Dust Reduction to Molecular Contamination Control   Vol.20 Moving from Environmental Protection to a Sustainable Society [PDF(0.1MB)] Sony's Environmental Efforts in the Core Technology & Network Company   Vol.19 ST Liquid Crystal Display Corp. [PDF(0.2MB)] A Genetic Arrangement for Craftsmanship---- Towards a new LCD Age   Vol.18 The Lithium Ion Polymer Rechargeable Battery [PDF(0.1MB)]   Vol.15 Pet-Type Robots Make Their Appearance [PDF(0.2MB)] From Meaningful Robots to Robots that Make us Dream   Vol.13 Consumer Electronics Development in the Digital Age [PDF(0.2MB)] Networked Audio/Video and IT:The Key Technologies for Their Development   Vol.12 RoboCup '98 Paris [PDF(0.2MB)] To Coincide with the World Cup, the Robots are Kicking off Also!   Vol.11 A Technique for Purifying Factory Wastewater with Materials Produced from VHS Video Cassettes [PDF(0.1MB)]

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