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teecee1
schrieb am 12.11.06 23:13:23
Beitrag Nr.171
(25.353.089)
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TV-maker gains from leader's relentless
drive
Andrew Johnson
The Arizona Republic
Nov. 12, 2006 12:00 AM
An outsider might assume that Syntax-Brillian Corp. Chairman and CEO Vincent Sollitto Jr. is content with his company's position.
In the past two months, the Tempe-based maker of high-definition televisions reported its first profitable quarter in a year, announced a $26 million acquisition that will help it break into European markets, opened new production facilities in California and China, and began a marketing partnership with ESPN and ABC Sports.
"This is actually an impressive path for a company that had very little in revenues just a few years ago," said Tristan Gerra, a senior analyst with Robert W. Baird & Co. in Milwaukee who covers the company. advertisement
But Sollitto is not satisfied.
"We're definitely expanding, and it's really important," he said. "We have to get bigger faster. We're definitely getting into a major-league area here. I mean, HDTV is the hottest market going."
Sollitto said one of his key goals is for the company to reach $1 billion in revenue in 2007 or in 2008, a tall order considering the company's revenue for the first quarter of fiscal 2007 was $87 million. For the company's fiscal year 2006 ending June 30, it reported revenue of $193 million.
The company is finally showing a profit after hemorrhaging money for several quarters. During the first quarter of fiscal 2007, Syntax-Brillian earned $3.8 million in net income, compared with a net loss of $658,000 a year ago.
The company reported a loss of $18.9 million for fiscal 2006.
The task will also be difficult because in the United States, Syntax-Brillian lacks the name recognition of heavy-hitter brands like Sony and Samsung.
The company's Olevia brand of liquid-crystal display TVs, the centerpiece of its product lineup, ranked 12th out of 29 brands in North America for LCD units sold during the third quarter with a 2.7 percent market share, according to data from flat-panel industry tracker DisplaySearch.
"They're just not a big enough company yet to become a household name, but they're growing, especially with sponsorship deals," said Paul Gagnon, director of North America TV market research for DisplaySearch.
Colleagues say Sollitto, 58, has the skills and the vision to reach his target. They point to Sollitto's role in steering the company through the merger that occurred last fall.
"There were times when the company was teetering on the edge of going away," said Wayne Pratt, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Syntax-Brillian. "I guess the thing that impressed me the most (was) Vinny, if he got discouraged, I never saw it. He was always calm and reassuring. I think it was because of Vinny that the team basically stayed together."
Syntax-Brillian was formed in November 2005 when Brillian Corp. acquired Syntax Groups Corp., a private company in California that was selling its Olevia brand of TVs.
Before the merger, Brillian was selling a high-end line of flat-panel TVs that cost about $8,000. Despite winning awards for its technology, the company was rapidly losing money.
Sollitto, who started his career at IBM in the early 1970s doing circuit and memory design, met James Li, the CEO of Syntax Groups, at an industry conference and immediately saw a merger opportunity.
Since then, Sollitto has worked to raise Syntax-Brillian's profile.
The company's deal with ESPN is a cornerstone of that effort.
The partnership, which lasts until March, allows the company to advertise through ESPN's print, online, radio and television platforms.
"This level of integration with ESPN is significant because it's not just tied to banner advertising or online advertising, so if you're interested in Olevia and you've seen it on ESPN, it's not unusual for the loyal ESPN fan to look for more information on ESPN.com," said Hope Frank, chief marketing officer.
The company has also taken steps to increase production capacity by forming joint ventures with equipment suppliers and opening new facilities in China and in California.
Last month, Syntax-Brillian opened a new production plant in Ontario, Calif., which will assemble its Olevia televisions for the U.S. and Canadian markets.
The company also opened a plant in Nanjing, China, last month through a joint venture with other companies to make the Olevia TVs for Asian markets.
Going forward, Sollitto said the company is focused on raising brand awareness in Europe.
The company's acquisition of Vivitar Corp., an Oxnard, Calif.-based maker of digital cameras and accessories, will help it expand into Europe quickly because Vivitar's products are already sold by major retailers there.
Syntax-Brillian's stock, which trades on the Nasdaq under the symbol BRLC, closed up five cents on Friday at $7.66 per share.
http://www.azcentral.com/business/articles/1112biz-executive…
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... Umrechnungskurs $1 billion = $1 Milliarde ... 
Andrew Johnson
The Arizona Republic
Nov. 12, 2006 12:00 AM
An outsider might assume that Syntax-Brillian Corp. Chairman and CEO Vincent Sollitto Jr. is content with his company's position.
In the past two months, the Tempe-based maker of high-definition televisions reported its first profitable quarter in a year, announced a $26 million acquisition that will help it break into European markets, opened new production facilities in California and China, and began a marketing partnership with ESPN and ABC Sports.
"This is actually an impressive path for a company that had very little in revenues just a few years ago," said Tristan Gerra, a senior analyst with Robert W. Baird & Co. in Milwaukee who covers the company. advertisement
But Sollitto is not satisfied.
"We're definitely expanding, and it's really important," he said. "We have to get bigger faster. We're definitely getting into a major-league area here. I mean, HDTV is the hottest market going."
Sollitto said one of his key goals is for the company to reach $1 billion in revenue in 2007 or in 2008, a tall order considering the company's revenue for the first quarter of fiscal 2007 was $87 million. For the company's fiscal year 2006 ending June 30, it reported revenue of $193 million.
The company is finally showing a profit after hemorrhaging money for several quarters. During the first quarter of fiscal 2007, Syntax-Brillian earned $3.8 million in net income, compared with a net loss of $658,000 a year ago.
The company reported a loss of $18.9 million for fiscal 2006.
The task will also be difficult because in the United States, Syntax-Brillian lacks the name recognition of heavy-hitter brands like Sony and Samsung.
The company's Olevia brand of liquid-crystal display TVs, the centerpiece of its product lineup, ranked 12th out of 29 brands in North America for LCD units sold during the third quarter with a 2.7 percent market share, according to data from flat-panel industry tracker DisplaySearch.
"They're just not a big enough company yet to become a household name, but they're growing, especially with sponsorship deals," said Paul Gagnon, director of North America TV market research for DisplaySearch.
Colleagues say Sollitto, 58, has the skills and the vision to reach his target. They point to Sollitto's role in steering the company through the merger that occurred last fall.
"There were times when the company was teetering on the edge of going away," said Wayne Pratt, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Syntax-Brillian. "I guess the thing that impressed me the most (was) Vinny, if he got discouraged, I never saw it. He was always calm and reassuring. I think it was because of Vinny that the team basically stayed together."
Syntax-Brillian was formed in November 2005 when Brillian Corp. acquired Syntax Groups Corp., a private company in California that was selling its Olevia brand of TVs.
Before the merger, Brillian was selling a high-end line of flat-panel TVs that cost about $8,000. Despite winning awards for its technology, the company was rapidly losing money.
Sollitto, who started his career at IBM in the early 1970s doing circuit and memory design, met James Li, the CEO of Syntax Groups, at an industry conference and immediately saw a merger opportunity.
Since then, Sollitto has worked to raise Syntax-Brillian's profile.
The company's deal with ESPN is a cornerstone of that effort.
The partnership, which lasts until March, allows the company to advertise through ESPN's print, online, radio and television platforms.
"This level of integration with ESPN is significant because it's not just tied to banner advertising or online advertising, so if you're interested in Olevia and you've seen it on ESPN, it's not unusual for the loyal ESPN fan to look for more information on ESPN.com," said Hope Frank, chief marketing officer.
The company has also taken steps to increase production capacity by forming joint ventures with equipment suppliers and opening new facilities in China and in California.
Last month, Syntax-Brillian opened a new production plant in Ontario, Calif., which will assemble its Olevia televisions for the U.S. and Canadian markets.
The company also opened a plant in Nanjing, China, last month through a joint venture with other companies to make the Olevia TVs for Asian markets.
Going forward, Sollitto said the company is focused on raising brand awareness in Europe.
The company's acquisition of Vivitar Corp., an Oxnard, Calif.-based maker of digital cameras and accessories, will help it expand into Europe quickly because Vivitar's products are already sold by major retailers there.
Syntax-Brillian's stock, which trades on the Nasdaq under the symbol BRLC, closed up five cents on Friday at $7.66 per share.
http://www.azcentral.com/business/articles/1112biz-executive…
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... Umrechnungskurs $1 billion = $1 Milliarde ...
teecee1
schrieb am 14.11.06 19:43:54
Beitrag Nr.172
(25.391.952)
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http://www.3stocksonfire.com/trading/index.php?topic=1515.ms…
Pennant: A pennant is a small symmetrical triangle that begins wide and converges as the pattern matures (like a cone). The slope is usually neutral. Sometimes there will not be specific reaction highs and lows from which to draw the trend lines and the price action should just be contained within the converging trend lines
4. Fundamental Analysis
4.1. Number of Shares Outstanding
4.2. Liquidity
4.3. Revenues
4.4. Profits
5. General Overview
Man, this stock is hard to analyze. Analysts are seeing incredible growth here, and if they're right BRLC is trading at a huge discount.
Let's see, by parts:
- Technical analysis is very bullish, but the stock is up 300% in just 4 months or so. It may correct a chunk here.
- The increase in the number of shares outstanding is after all, normal. The big jump in the end of 2005 was because of the merger with Syntax, and the share count growth since then is the company financing itself to ramp up production, as demand is building.
- Probably the problems I see on the balance sheet is a seasonal thing. Inventories and receivables building up for the Christmas shopping season.
- Revenue and EPS growth is impressive, but even more impressive are estimates going forward
My general overview goes to this idea: wait for a pullback to get in. Probably the stock will come down to fill the gap at $6.38 or touch some of its ascending supports. I would buy then.
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jetzt, danach Abwärts ... 
... alles was unter 7 $ fällt kaufen ... mal schaun ob es eintritt ...
teecee1
schrieb am 15.11.06 21:44:34
Beitrag Nr.173
(25.429.114)
Antwort
Zitat
... es tritt wohl nicht ein ... 
Wimpel ähneln den symmetrischen Dreiecken, allerdings sind die Linien nicht symmetrisch zueinander.
Zudem zählen die Wimpel zu den Tertiärformationen und haben daher nicht die Aussagekraft, wie zB das symmetrische Dreieck (was zur Sekundärformation gehört).
Der Wimpel kann verschiedene Neigungswinkel haben, da ja seine Linien nicht symmetrisch zueinander sind.
Hier gilt: je steiler der Winkel des Wimpels zur Trendrichtung ist, umso größer ist die Möglichkeit eines Trendauslaufs.
Aber keine Trendumkehr (!), da der Wimpel ja eine Trendbestätigungs(!)-Formation ist.
Bei der Kurszielberechung anhand des Wimpels, wird noch zwischen dem Abwärts- u. Aufwärtswimpel unterschieden (folgt im Kapitel: Kurszielberechnung).
Die Dauer eines Wimpels bewegt sich zw. 1-3 Wochen.
Sehr häufig treten Dreiecke im Chart auf. Diese Dreiecksformationen sind meist, aber nicht immer, Trendbestätigungen.
Sie entstehen häufig an Widerstandslinien, die die Kursbewegung in Richtung des Trends abbremsen.
Auch bei diesen Formationen kann man eigentlich erst zum Zeitpunkt des Ausbruchs sicher sein, ob der Trend bestätigt wird.
Erfolgt der Ausbruch, dann ist ein weiterer Anstieg meistens sicher.
http://www.leavittbrothers.com/education/chart_patterns/penn…
http://www.bullchart.de/ta/formationen/index1.php
teecee1
schrieb am 17.11.06 14:28:18
Beitrag Nr.174
(25.484.690)
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Freitag, 17. November 2006, 09:28 Uhr
HDTV: Hochauflösendes HD-Fernsehen forciert TV-Konsum und Kauflaune
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(pk) Das hochauflösende Fernsehen forciert in den USA den TV-Konsum, außerdem geben HDTV-Zuschauer mehr Geld für Flachbildschirme aus.
Das ist das Ergebnis einer Studie des Sportsenders ESPN, aus die der Branchendienst "Cnet" am Donnerstag abend (US-Zeit) zitierte. Insgesamt verbessere HDTV das Verhältnis zum Fernseher, er werde wertiger wahrgenommen, hieß es.
22 Prozent der Sportfans gaben an, wegen der scharfen Auflösung Sportarten zu konsumieren, die sie vorher nicht beachtet hätten, ebenfalls 22 Prozent der TV-Sportmuffel gaben an, mehr entsprechende Sendungen zu verfolgen, seit ein entsprechendes Equipment vorhanden ist. 27 Prozent der Sportfans schließlich verbringen wesentlich mehr Zeit vor der Glotze, immerhin 44 Prozent etwas mehr Zeit. 32 Prozent der Befragten gaben an, dass hochauflösende Inhalte auch darüber bestimmen, was sie sich im Fernsehen ansehen.
Offenbar schlagen sich diese Neigungen auch beim Konsum wieder: Während HD-begeisterte ESPN-Zuschauer den Angaben zufolge für ihren nächsten Flachbildschirm 2.400 US-Dollar (1.800 Euro) ausgeben wollen, investieren reguläre Konsumenten nur 1.525 US-Dollar (1.120 Euro).
ESPN strahlt neben Radiosendungen auch acht Fernsehhauptkanäle aus, darunter auch zwei HD-Programme, und gehört zum US-Sender ABC, der wiederum ein Teil des Medienkonzerns Disney ist.
http://www.satundkabel.de/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&f…
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HDTV: Hochauflösendes HD-Fernsehen forciert TV-Konsum und Kauflaune
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(pk) Das hochauflösende Fernsehen forciert in den USA den TV-Konsum, außerdem geben HDTV-Zuschauer mehr Geld für Flachbildschirme aus.
Das ist das Ergebnis einer Studie des Sportsenders ESPN, aus die der Branchendienst "Cnet" am Donnerstag abend (US-Zeit) zitierte. Insgesamt verbessere HDTV das Verhältnis zum Fernseher, er werde wertiger wahrgenommen, hieß es.
22 Prozent der Sportfans gaben an, wegen der scharfen Auflösung Sportarten zu konsumieren, die sie vorher nicht beachtet hätten, ebenfalls 22 Prozent der TV-Sportmuffel gaben an, mehr entsprechende Sendungen zu verfolgen, seit ein entsprechendes Equipment vorhanden ist. 27 Prozent der Sportfans schließlich verbringen wesentlich mehr Zeit vor der Glotze, immerhin 44 Prozent etwas mehr Zeit. 32 Prozent der Befragten gaben an, dass hochauflösende Inhalte auch darüber bestimmen, was sie sich im Fernsehen ansehen.
Offenbar schlagen sich diese Neigungen auch beim Konsum wieder: Während HD-begeisterte ESPN-Zuschauer den Angaben zufolge für ihren nächsten Flachbildschirm 2.400 US-Dollar (1.800 Euro) ausgeben wollen, investieren reguläre Konsumenten nur 1.525 US-Dollar (1.120 Euro).
ESPN strahlt neben Radiosendungen auch acht Fernsehhauptkanäle aus, darunter auch zwei HD-Programme, und gehört zum US-Sender ABC, der wiederum ein Teil des Medienkonzerns Disney ist.
http://www.satundkabel.de/modules.php?op=modload&name=News&f…
... teecee1
schrieb am 17.11.06 19:27:58
Beitrag Nr.175
(25.493.773)
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Zitat
Global Plasma and LCD TV Sales
Booming
Thursday, November 9th 2006 @ 11:15 AM PST
By Geoff Duncan
Staff Writer, Digital Trends News
Market analysis firm DisplaySearch has issued new figures on global LCD and plasma TV sales - they're both booming, but LCD sets are gaining fast.
Market analysis firm DisplaySearch has issued new reports on the global sales of plasma and LCD televisions during the third quarter of 2006. And guess what: sales are booming, even before the lucrative end-of-year holiday buying season gets into full swing.
Demand in the North American market spurred sales of plasma televisions during the third quarter of the year, with shipments rising 45 percent compared to the same quarter a year ago, and totaling some 2.3 million units. The figures also represent a 4 percent quarter-to-quarter increase in unit shipments. But all is not roses for plasma sets: despite a substantial 38 percent increase in demand from the North American market, shipments were down between 4 and 20 percent in other regions due to competition from LCD television and lower-than-expected sell-through during soccer's World Cup championships. In fact, LCD televisions outshipped plasma sets globally for the first time in the 37-inch and large category, and LCDs climed to a 41 percent market share in the 40+-inch category, and LCDs have already taken the market lead on the Chinese and Japanese markets.
"Given share losses at smaller sizes, plasma TV manufacturers are increasing their focus on larger sizes and becoming more dependent on the North American market, like microdisplay rear projection TVs, due to the North American consumer's appetite for big screen TVs," said DisplaySearch President Ross Young. "In Q3'06, North America accounted for 70% of all plasma TVs 50 inches and larger." Panasonic is still the leader among plasma makers, remaining the top manufacturer for the ninth consecutive quarter and reaching a record high unit share of 33 percent, with a revenue share of 34 percent.
LCD television shipments had a huge quarter, rising 99 percent during the third quarter of 2006, compared to the same quarter a year ago. North America also rose to 33.7 percent share of the LCD market, edging out Europe by a tenth of a percentage point as demand for new television sets for World Cup soccer matches largely failed to materialize. The LCD television market also has a new leader, with South Korea's Samsung taking the top spot for units shipped and overall revenue for the first time. Overall, 10.8 million LCD televisions were shipped during the third quarter of year, a record high, and accounting for 24 percent of the worldwide television market.
In terms of units shipped, the top five LCD television manufacturers are Samsung, Sharp, Philips, Sony, and LGE; however, in terms of revenue, Sony took the number two spot.
http://news.digitaltrends.com/article11721.html
größer als 50" ... 65" LCoS TV's ÖLEVIA ...
Thursday, November 9th 2006 @ 11:15 AM PST
By Geoff Duncan
Staff Writer, Digital Trends News
Market analysis firm DisplaySearch has issued new figures on global LCD and plasma TV sales - they're both booming, but LCD sets are gaining fast.
Market analysis firm DisplaySearch has issued new reports on the global sales of plasma and LCD televisions during the third quarter of 2006. And guess what: sales are booming, even before the lucrative end-of-year holiday buying season gets into full swing.
Demand in the North American market spurred sales of plasma televisions during the third quarter of the year, with shipments rising 45 percent compared to the same quarter a year ago, and totaling some 2.3 million units. The figures also represent a 4 percent quarter-to-quarter increase in unit shipments. But all is not roses for plasma sets: despite a substantial 38 percent increase in demand from the North American market, shipments were down between 4 and 20 percent in other regions due to competition from LCD television and lower-than-expected sell-through during soccer's World Cup championships. In fact, LCD televisions outshipped plasma sets globally for the first time in the 37-inch and large category, and LCDs climed to a 41 percent market share in the 40+-inch category, and LCDs have already taken the market lead on the Chinese and Japanese markets.
"Given share losses at smaller sizes, plasma TV manufacturers are increasing their focus on larger sizes and becoming more dependent on the North American market, like microdisplay rear projection TVs, due to the North American consumer's appetite for big screen TVs," said DisplaySearch President Ross Young. "In Q3'06, North America accounted for 70% of all plasma TVs 50 inches and larger." Panasonic is still the leader among plasma makers, remaining the top manufacturer for the ninth consecutive quarter and reaching a record high unit share of 33 percent, with a revenue share of 34 percent.
LCD television shipments had a huge quarter, rising 99 percent during the third quarter of 2006, compared to the same quarter a year ago. North America also rose to 33.7 percent share of the LCD market, edging out Europe by a tenth of a percentage point as demand for new television sets for World Cup soccer matches largely failed to materialize. The LCD television market also has a new leader, with South Korea's Samsung taking the top spot for units shipped and overall revenue for the first time. Overall, 10.8 million LCD televisions were shipped during the third quarter of year, a record high, and accounting for 24 percent of the worldwide television market.
In terms of units shipped, the top five LCD television manufacturers are Samsung, Sharp, Philips, Sony, and LGE; however, in terms of revenue, Sony took the number two spot.
http://news.digitaltrends.com/article11721.html
größer als 50" ... 65" LCoS TV's ÖLEVIA ...
teecee1
schrieb am 18.11.06 11:30:45
Beitrag Nr.176
(25.502.884)
Antwort
Zitat
Sysview Technology, Inc. Reports 86% Increase in Revenues and Reports Net Income for the Third Quarter of 2006
SAN JOSE, CA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- November 15, 2006 -- Sysview Technology, Inc. (OTCBB: SYVT) the world leader in USB powered portable image scanners and developer of HDTV (High Definition TV) technology solutions announces an 86% increase in revenues while earning its first ever net income, $309,000 or $0.01 per diluted share, as a public company for the third quarter of 2006.
The Company's revenues increased 86% to a third quarter record $4,098,000, as compared to $2,207,000 in the third quarter of 2005. This represents the 7th consecutive quarter-over-quarter revenue increase for the Company which has delivered revenue growth in 17 of the past 19 quarters. Revenues increased 68% to $9,075,000 for the nine months ended September 30, 2006 as compared to $5,402,000 for the same period in 2005. The $309,000 net earnings for the third quarter 2006 were in contrast to net loss of ($1,346,000) in the third quarter of 2005.
"As important as our record revenue and revenue growth, was the consistency of our gross profit performance," commented Darwin Hu, Chairman and CEO. "We accomplished much of our growth through the expanding demand for products introduced earlier this year." Mr. Hu continued, "In addition to our current product offerings, we continue to invest in the future with our Display Technology initiative specifically LCOS (Liquid Crystal on Silicon) HDTV technology, which is moving toward mass production. We are excited for the potential revenue and partnership opportunities for our HDTV technology solutions in 2007."
About Sysview Technology, Inc.
Sysview Technology, Inc. designs and manufactures imaging technology solutions for a worldwide customer base. The company currently manufactures and delivers over 21, proprietary mobile image-scanning products, which has allowed it to become the largest OEM / private label manufacturer of USB powered mobile scanning systems in the world. Sysview's intellectual property portfolio in the imaging area consists of 19 patents with an additional 5 patents pending.
Recognizing the potential to leverage its years of imaging technology experience and manufacturing efficiencies, Sysview began developing new technologies targeting the HDTV display market. Products including its proprietary Nano-LCOS Imager and Next Wave Optical Light Engine, in various stages of development, are expected to begin reaching the marketplace in Q-1 2007. Additionally the Company is advancing its sequential RGB LED backlighting technology for LCD panels. These products and technologies are designed to significantly enhance picture quality, decrease power consumption, and enhance the viewing experience, while reducing the manufacturing costs associated with large screen High Definition televisions.
All trademarks and copyrights contained herein are the property of their respective holders.
Note on Forward-Looking Statements:
Statements contained in this press release, which are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements are based largely on current expectations and are subject to a number of known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors beyond our control that could cause actual events and results to differ materially from these statements. These statements are not guarantees of future performance, and readers are cautioned not to place undue reliance on these forward-looking statements, which speak only as of the date of this release. Sysview undertakes no obligation to update publicly any forward-looking statements.
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Company Contact:
Sysview Technology, Inc.
David P. Clark
(561)-835-4069
SOURCE: Sysview Technology, Inc.
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CEO of Sysview Technology to Present Its LCOS HDTV Solution at the Optics Valley of China International Optoelectronic Expo and Forum, at Wuhan, Hubei Province, China November 2-5
Tuesday October 31, 11:10 am ET
SAN JOSE, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 31, 2006 -- Sysview Technology, Inc.'s (OTC BB:SYVT.OB - News) CEO will speak toward "The price-performance advantage of Sysview's combined LCOS Optical Engine and Nano Technology Imager Chip" at the 5th Optics Valley of China International Optoelectronic Forum. The Company will also display and answer questions about its proprietary LCOS imager and Optical Engine at the concurrent Optics Valley of China International Optoelectronic Expo.
Sysview Technology's CEO Darwin Hu said, "We are very excited to be presenting our ground-breaking technology at this event; Wuhan is the cradle land for the optoelectronics & telecommunications industry in China." Mr. Hu continued, "Wuhan is known as the Optical Valley of China is also recognized for its wealth of high tech personnel from surrounding universities and institutes and firm industry foundation. This will be a great opportunity to exchange ideas."
Additional information regarding both events can be found at http://www.ovcexpo.com.cn/en/default.aspx
teecee1
schrieb am 18.11.06 12:42:25
Beitrag Nr.177
(25.503.800)
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25.502.884 von teecee1 am 18.11.06
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www.syntaxbrillian.com ... ... die Ähnlichkeit ist verblüffend ...
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minimaler Handel ...
Day's Range: 0.69 - 0.69
52wk Range: 0.35 - 2.50
Volume: 10,300
Avg Vol (3m): 5,060.94
Market Cap: 16.62M
P/E (ttm): N/A
EPS (ttm): -0.20
Div & Yield: N/A (N/A)
Revenues increased 68% to $9,075,000 for the nine months ended September 30, 2006 as compared to $5,402,000 for the same period in 2005.
mal schön beobachten ...
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minimaler Handel ...
Day's Range: 0.69 - 0.69
52wk Range: 0.35 - 2.50
Volume: 10,300
Avg Vol (3m): 5,060.94
Market Cap: 16.62M
P/E (ttm): N/A
EPS (ttm): -0.20
Div & Yield: N/A (N/A)
Revenues increased 68% to $9,075,000 for the nine months ended September 30, 2006 as compared to $5,402,000 for the same period in 2005.
mal schön beobachten ...
teecee1
schrieb am 19.11.06 19:32:02
Beitrag Nr.178
(25.533.370)
Antwort
Zitat
hier sieht es besser aus: http://holdings.nasdaq.com/asp/Institutional.asp?FormType=In…
Owner Name / Date / Shares Held / Change (Shares) % Change (Shares) / Value ($1000)
NOESIS CAPITAL MANGE... 9/30/2006 8,028,339 (2,330,550) (22.50%) $67,679
MARXE AUSTIN W & GRE... 9/30/2006 1,742,177 (1,190,181) (40.59%) $14,687
GRUBER & MCBAINE CAP... 9/30/2006 1,560,000 1,200,000 333.33% $13,151
GALLEON MANAGEMENT L... 9/30/2006 1,435,523 1,384,173 >1,000.00% $12,101
FEDERATED INVESTORS ... 9/30/2006 1,298,100 0 0.00% $10,943
DIMENSIONAL FUND ADV... 9/30/2006 1,037,325 265,873 34.46% 8,745
AMERICAN CENTURY COM... 9/30/2006 833,876 833,876 New $7,030
STERLING JOHNSTON CA... 9/30/2006 488,650 488,650 New $4,119
DUNCAN HURST CAPITAL... 9/30/2006 284,070 284,070 New $2,395
VINIK ASSET MANAGEME... 9/30/2006 200,000 200,000 New $1,686
VANGUARD GROUP INC 9/30/2006 190,450 3,800 2.04% $1,605
SYSTEMATIC FINANCIAL... 9/30/2006 188,500 (183,300) (49.30%) $1,589
CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EM... 9/30/2006 76,512 0 0.00% $645
TURNER INVESTMENT PA... 9/30/2006 72,140 72,140 New $608
COMMONWEALTH OF PENN... 9/30/2006 72,140 72,140 New $608
NEW YORK STATE COMMO... 9/30/2006 66,800 (61,900) (48.10%) $563
BARCLAYS GLOBAL INVE... 9/30/2006 47,823 (334) (0.69%) $403
RENAISSANCE TECHNOLO... 9/30/2006 37,500 7,811 26.31% $316
MORGAN STANLEY 9/30/2006 30,345 (500) (1.62%) $256
RUSSELL FRANK CO/ 9/30/2006 25,400 (23,600) (48.16%) $214
GEODE CAPITAL MANAGE... 9/30/2006 23,399 2,346 11.14% $197
MILLENNIUM MANAGEMEN... 9/30/2006 15,836 15,836 New $133
BANK OF NEW YORK /NY... 9/30/2006 15,000 0 0.00% $126
NORTHERN TRUST CORP 6/30/2006 14,990 (14,541) (49.24%) $126
MELLON FINANCIAL COR... 9/30/2006 11,508 11,508 New $97
IBM RETIREMENT FUND 9/30/2006 10,340 0 0.00% $87
DEUTSCHE BANK AG\ 9/30/2006 7,899 7,899 New $67
CREDIT SUISSE 9/30/2006 1,562 1,562 New $13
AMERICAN INTERNATION... 9/30/2006 882 0 0.00% $7
TD ASSET MANAGEMENT ... 9/30/2006 250 0 0.00% $2
HAVERFORD TRUST CO 9/30/2006 249 249 New $2
UBS AG 9/30/2006 186 (7,733) (97.65%) $2
MAIN STREET BANK & T... 9/30/2006 0 (13) Sold Out $0
DKR CAPITAL PARTNERS... 9/30/2006 0 (12,132) Sold Out $0
JANE STREET HOLDING,... 9/30/2006 0 (18,916) Sold Out $0
MERRILL LYNCH & CO I... 9/30/2006 0 (19,400) Sold Out $0
WINSLOW MANAGEMENT C... 9/30/2006 0 (100,000) Sold Out $0
Owner Name / Date / Shares Held / Change (Shares) % Change (Shares) / Value ($1000)
NOESIS CAPITAL MANGE... 9/30/2006 8,028,339 (2,330,550) (22.50%) $67,679
MARXE AUSTIN W & GRE... 9/30/2006 1,742,177 (1,190,181) (40.59%) $14,687
GRUBER & MCBAINE CAP... 9/30/2006 1,560,000 1,200,000 333.33% $13,151
GALLEON MANAGEMENT L... 9/30/2006 1,435,523 1,384,173 >1,000.00% $12,101
FEDERATED INVESTORS ... 9/30/2006 1,298,100 0 0.00% $10,943
DIMENSIONAL FUND ADV... 9/30/2006 1,037,325 265,873 34.46% 8,745
AMERICAN CENTURY COM... 9/30/2006 833,876 833,876 New $7,030
STERLING JOHNSTON CA... 9/30/2006 488,650 488,650 New $4,119
DUNCAN HURST CAPITAL... 9/30/2006 284,070 284,070 New $2,395
VINIK ASSET MANAGEME... 9/30/2006 200,000 200,000 New $1,686
VANGUARD GROUP INC 9/30/2006 190,450 3,800 2.04% $1,605
SYSTEMATIC FINANCIAL... 9/30/2006 188,500 (183,300) (49.30%) $1,589
CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EM... 9/30/2006 76,512 0 0.00% $645
TURNER INVESTMENT PA... 9/30/2006 72,140 72,140 New $608
COMMONWEALTH OF PENN... 9/30/2006 72,140 72,140 New $608
NEW YORK STATE COMMO... 9/30/2006 66,800 (61,900) (48.10%) $563
BARCLAYS GLOBAL INVE... 9/30/2006 47,823 (334) (0.69%) $403
RENAISSANCE TECHNOLO... 9/30/2006 37,500 7,811 26.31% $316
MORGAN STANLEY 9/30/2006 30,345 (500) (1.62%) $256
RUSSELL FRANK CO/ 9/30/2006 25,400 (23,600) (48.16%) $214
GEODE CAPITAL MANAGE... 9/30/2006 23,399 2,346 11.14% $197
MILLENNIUM MANAGEMEN... 9/30/2006 15,836 15,836 New $133
BANK OF NEW YORK /NY... 9/30/2006 15,000 0 0.00% $126
NORTHERN TRUST CORP 6/30/2006 14,990 (14,541) (49.24%) $126
MELLON FINANCIAL COR... 9/30/2006 11,508 11,508 New $97
IBM RETIREMENT FUND 9/30/2006 10,340 0 0.00% $87
DEUTSCHE BANK AG\ 9/30/2006 7,899 7,899 New $67
CREDIT SUISSE 9/30/2006 1,562 1,562 New $13
AMERICAN INTERNATION... 9/30/2006 882 0 0.00% $7
TD ASSET MANAGEMENT ... 9/30/2006 250 0 0.00% $2
HAVERFORD TRUST CO 9/30/2006 249 249 New $2
UBS AG 9/30/2006 186 (7,733) (97.65%) $2
MAIN STREET BANK & T... 9/30/2006 0 (13) Sold Out $0
DKR CAPITAL PARTNERS... 9/30/2006 0 (12,132) Sold Out $0
JANE STREET HOLDING,... 9/30/2006 0 (18,916) Sold Out $0
MERRILL LYNCH & CO I... 9/30/2006 0 (19,400) Sold Out $0
WINSLOW MANAGEMENT C... 9/30/2006 0 (100,000) Sold Out $0
teecee1
schrieb am 21.11.06 17:19:00
Beitrag Nr.179
(25.567.959)
Antwort
Zitat
Syntax-Brillian Completes
Acquisition of Vivitar
Tuesday November 21, 6:30 am ET
TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Syntax-Brillian Corporation (Nasdaq:BRLC - News), a manufacturer and marketer of LCD and LCoS(TM) HDTVs and digital entertainment products, today announced that it has completed its acquisition of Vivitar Corporation, an Oxnard, California-based leader in the design, development and marketing of photographic, optical, electronic and digital imaging products.
As noted in a press release of October 30, 2006, the acquisition gives Syntax-Brillian full ownership over all Vivitar assets and the company's significant intellectual property portfolio. Vivitar will be operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of Syntax-Brillian.
By consolidating shared resources, contract manufacturing relationships, engineering expertise and distribution channels, the acquisition of Vivitar is expected to produce significant economic and logistical advantages for Syntax-Brillian.
Vivitar is a leading manufacturer and marketer of photography equipment and optics, including a range of high-quality, affordable digital cameras, film cameras, lenses, flashes and tripods, sports optics and digital imaging products. The company has a diverse portfolio of intellectual property assets and patents and maintains a variety of international distribution channels in the U.S., France, the United Kingdom and Hong Kong.
Syntax-Brillian expects to leverage Vivitar's existing distribution channels to create new outlets, notably in Europe, for its LCD televisions as well as any new Olevia or co-branded digital entertainment products that the company may develop.
About Syntax-Brillian Corporation
Syntax-Brillian Corporation (www.syntaxbrillian.com) is one of the world's leading manufacturers and marketers of LCD and LCoS(TM) HDTVs and digital entertainment products. The company's lead products include its Olevia brand (www.olevia.com) of widescreen HDTV-ready and HD-built-in LCD TVs -- one of the fastest growing global TV brands -- and its Gen II LCoS(TM) 720p and 1080p rear-projection HDTVs for the high-end video/audio market. Syntax-Brillian's global supply chain, Asian operations and North American sales channels position the company as a market leader in consumer and high-end HDTV and digital entertainment products.
Brillian and LCoS are trademarks or registered trademarks of Syntax-Brillian Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
About Vivitar Corporation
Vivitar Corporation, (www.vivitar.com)a leading manufacturer of both digital and film cameras, hosts a complete line of photographic products, including digital cameras, 35mm zoom cameras, point-and-shoot cameras, auto-focus cameras, 35mm SLR cameras, manual and automatic lenses, flashes, binoculars, projectors, and camera accessories.
Vivitar has an extensive line of affordable digital cameras ranging from entry-level VGA cameras to eight-megapixel digital cameras with zoom optics. The Vivicam series of digital cameras is one of the broadest product lines of digital cameras on the market today, spanning the spectrum of interest from novice through the serious amateur digital photographer.
Vivitar Corporation is based in the United States with offices in Hong Kong, the UK, France and Canada. Vivitar products are distributed worldwide through a wide variety of stores, merchants and dealers. Vivitar products are found in specialty stores, photo stores, mass merchants, drug store chains, warehouse superstores and on the Internet.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements contained in this press release may be deemed to be forward-looking statements under federal securities laws, and Syntax-Brillian intends that such forward-looking statements be subject to the safe harbor created thereby. Such forward-looking statements include but are not limited to statements regarding the anticipated benefits to be derived from the acquisition mentioned herein. Syntax-Brillian cautions that these statements are qualified by important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those reflected by the forward-looking statements contained herein. Such factors include: (a) changes in markets for the company's products; (b) changes in the market for customers' products; (c) the failure of the company's products to deliver commercially acceptable performance; (d) the ability of the company's management, individually or collectively, to guide the company in a successful manner; and (e) other risks as detailed in Syntax-Brillian's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2006, and subsequent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Contact:
Syntax-Brillian Corporation
Wayne Pratt, Chief Financial Officer, 602-389-8789
wayne.pratt@syntaxbrillian.com
Tuesday November 21, 6:30 am ET
TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Syntax-Brillian Corporation (Nasdaq:BRLC - News), a manufacturer and marketer of LCD and LCoS(TM) HDTVs and digital entertainment products, today announced that it has completed its acquisition of Vivitar Corporation, an Oxnard, California-based leader in the design, development and marketing of photographic, optical, electronic and digital imaging products.
As noted in a press release of October 30, 2006, the acquisition gives Syntax-Brillian full ownership over all Vivitar assets and the company's significant intellectual property portfolio. Vivitar will be operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of Syntax-Brillian.
By consolidating shared resources, contract manufacturing relationships, engineering expertise and distribution channels, the acquisition of Vivitar is expected to produce significant economic and logistical advantages for Syntax-Brillian.
Vivitar is a leading manufacturer and marketer of photography equipment and optics, including a range of high-quality, affordable digital cameras, film cameras, lenses, flashes and tripods, sports optics and digital imaging products. The company has a diverse portfolio of intellectual property assets and patents and maintains a variety of international distribution channels in the U.S., France, the United Kingdom and Hong Kong.
Syntax-Brillian expects to leverage Vivitar's existing distribution channels to create new outlets, notably in Europe, for its LCD televisions as well as any new Olevia or co-branded digital entertainment products that the company may develop.
About Syntax-Brillian Corporation
Syntax-Brillian Corporation (www.syntaxbrillian.com) is one of the world's leading manufacturers and marketers of LCD and LCoS(TM) HDTVs and digital entertainment products. The company's lead products include its Olevia brand (www.olevia.com) of widescreen HDTV-ready and HD-built-in LCD TVs -- one of the fastest growing global TV brands -- and its Gen II LCoS(TM) 720p and 1080p rear-projection HDTVs for the high-end video/audio market. Syntax-Brillian's global supply chain, Asian operations and North American sales channels position the company as a market leader in consumer and high-end HDTV and digital entertainment products.
Brillian and LCoS are trademarks or registered trademarks of Syntax-Brillian Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
About Vivitar Corporation
Vivitar Corporation, (www.vivitar.com)a leading manufacturer of both digital and film cameras, hosts a complete line of photographic products, including digital cameras, 35mm zoom cameras, point-and-shoot cameras, auto-focus cameras, 35mm SLR cameras, manual and automatic lenses, flashes, binoculars, projectors, and camera accessories.
Vivitar has an extensive line of affordable digital cameras ranging from entry-level VGA cameras to eight-megapixel digital cameras with zoom optics. The Vivicam series of digital cameras is one of the broadest product lines of digital cameras on the market today, spanning the spectrum of interest from novice through the serious amateur digital photographer.
Vivitar Corporation is based in the United States with offices in Hong Kong, the UK, France and Canada. Vivitar products are distributed worldwide through a wide variety of stores, merchants and dealers. Vivitar products are found in specialty stores, photo stores, mass merchants, drug store chains, warehouse superstores and on the Internet.
Forward-Looking Statements
Certain statements contained in this press release may be deemed to be forward-looking statements under federal securities laws, and Syntax-Brillian intends that such forward-looking statements be subject to the safe harbor created thereby. Such forward-looking statements include but are not limited to statements regarding the anticipated benefits to be derived from the acquisition mentioned herein. Syntax-Brillian cautions that these statements are qualified by important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those reflected by the forward-looking statements contained herein. Such factors include: (a) changes in markets for the company's products; (b) changes in the market for customers' products; (c) the failure of the company's products to deliver commercially acceptable performance; (d) the ability of the company's management, individually or collectively, to guide the company in a successful manner; and (e) other risks as detailed in Syntax-Brillian's Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2006, and subsequent filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Contact:
Syntax-Brillian Corporation
Wayne Pratt, Chief Financial Officer, 602-389-8789
wayne.pratt@syntaxbrillian.com
teecee1
schrieb am 22.11.06 16:53:46
Beitrag Nr.180
(25.594.778)
Antwort
Zitat
DISPLAYS & BEAMER
22.11.2006 11:08 Uhr
LCD-Panels: Ungewöhnlich starke Nachfrage im ersten Halbjahr 2007 erwartet
Jenseits der normalen Saisonalität rechnet Industriebeobachter iSuppli im ersten halbjahr 2007 mit einer starken Nachfrage nach größeren LCD-Panels ab 10 Zoll Bilddiagonale.
Im Vergleich zum ersten Halbjahr 2006 soll der Absatz um 23,7 Prozent auf 154,3 Millionen LCD-Panels hochgehen. Damit würden sogar die 145,2 Millionen Stück aus der zweiten Hälfte dieses Jahres übertroffen werden. Normalerweise geht der Absatz von größeren LCD-Panels in der ersten Jahreshälfte deutlich nach unten.
Wurden im ersten Quartal 2006 rund 61.560 Millionen größere LCD-Panels verkauft, sollen es im letzten Quartal 2007 fast 95.870 Millionen Stück sein.
Als Gründe für die erwartete hohe Nachfrage im ersten Halbjahr 2007 sieht iSuppli Lieferengpässe im vierten Quartal 2006 bei gleichzeitig aggressiven Preissenkungen, die sowohl bei Monitoren als auch bei LCD-TV-Geräten festzustellen ist.
Denn obwohl die Preise für Monitor-Panels seit Juli 2006 wieder steigen, bleiben die Endgeräte-Preise stabil; bei Größen ab 19 Zoll sinken sie sogar. Die Einführung von Microsofts neuem Betriebssystem Windows Vista soll die Nachfrage nach LCD-Monitoren und Notebooks zusätzlich beflügeln. Im Dezember sind von einigen Anbietern bereits Notebooks für unter 400 Dollar im US-Handel aufgetaucht. Dabei liegen die Panel-Preise für Notebook-Displays immer noch bei 100 Dollar und darüber.
Die Preise für beide Panel-Typen sind seit Mitte 2006 gestiegen, nur die Preise für LCD-TV-Panels sind weiter am Fallen. (kh)
http://www.computerpartner.de/index.cfm?pid=299&pk=236134
22.11.2006 11:08 Uhr
LCD-Panels: Ungewöhnlich starke Nachfrage im ersten Halbjahr 2007 erwartet
Jenseits der normalen Saisonalität rechnet Industriebeobachter iSuppli im ersten halbjahr 2007 mit einer starken Nachfrage nach größeren LCD-Panels ab 10 Zoll Bilddiagonale.
Im Vergleich zum ersten Halbjahr 2006 soll der Absatz um 23,7 Prozent auf 154,3 Millionen LCD-Panels hochgehen. Damit würden sogar die 145,2 Millionen Stück aus der zweiten Hälfte dieses Jahres übertroffen werden. Normalerweise geht der Absatz von größeren LCD-Panels in der ersten Jahreshälfte deutlich nach unten.
Wurden im ersten Quartal 2006 rund 61.560 Millionen größere LCD-Panels verkauft, sollen es im letzten Quartal 2007 fast 95.870 Millionen Stück sein.
Als Gründe für die erwartete hohe Nachfrage im ersten Halbjahr 2007 sieht iSuppli Lieferengpässe im vierten Quartal 2006 bei gleichzeitig aggressiven Preissenkungen, die sowohl bei Monitoren als auch bei LCD-TV-Geräten festzustellen ist.
Denn obwohl die Preise für Monitor-Panels seit Juli 2006 wieder steigen, bleiben die Endgeräte-Preise stabil; bei Größen ab 19 Zoll sinken sie sogar. Die Einführung von Microsofts neuem Betriebssystem Windows Vista soll die Nachfrage nach LCD-Monitoren und Notebooks zusätzlich beflügeln. Im Dezember sind von einigen Anbietern bereits Notebooks für unter 400 Dollar im US-Handel aufgetaucht. Dabei liegen die Panel-Preise für Notebook-Displays immer noch bei 100 Dollar und darüber.
Die Preise für beide Panel-Typen sind seit Mitte 2006 gestiegen, nur die Preise für LCD-TV-Panels sind weiter am Fallen. (kh)
http://www.computerpartner.de/index.cfm?pid=299&pk=236134
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