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isuppli.com - 10/9/2008

iSuppli Corporation : Applied Market Intelligence

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As Profit Dwindles, Semiconductor Market Becomes Less Forgiving by Jonathan Cassell Editorial Director and Manager, Public Relations Facing dwindling profits, fewer opportunities to expand by taking market share from competitors and a shrinking roster of star ...

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TechWeb — iSuppli on Thursday lowered its 2008 forecast for worldwide semiconductor sales, and warned that the market could get much worse if the current global financial crisis worsens. The market researcher trimmed its forecast to $280.1 billion, or 3.5% higher than last year. ISuppli had previously predicted a 4% increase. Last month, the U.S. Semiconductor Industry Association ...

iPod and Bluetooth Taking Over New Cars
New Mobilities: Ce-more about what's happening in the mobile world — ... With the auto industry in a tailspin, automakers are scrambling to make their vehicles as attractive as possible. One way to do that is offer the connectivity consumers crave. iPod and Bluetooth integration, once the domain of luxury vehicles, has grown increasingly common and the 2009 model year marks the first time more than half of all new cars will be gadget-ready. The tech analysts at iSuppli say 58 percent of all cars sold in 2009 will offer iPod connectivity, while Bluetooth technology will be offered in 82 percent of all vehicles. What's more, one-third of all cars will ...