LCD Tablet Monitor

September 17, 2012 by Leave a Comment

AHA Information & Communication’s LCD tablet monitor is an innovative education tool that allows students to write directly on the tablet while utilizing a variety of audio, visual and interactive materials.

 

LCD Tablet Monitor - AHA Information & CommunicationThe tablet monitor includes an extensive list of features. Any writing done on the tablet with a stylus is displayed directly on the classroom’s main screen via an LCD projector. Lectures are recorded automatically into video files (.wmv format) for students to access via the Internet anywhere, any time.

The system is capable of handling any document and picture file format including PowerPoint, Word, Excel and Hangeul. Advanced writing recognition support enables the user to write fluidly and smoothly.

 

The LCD tablet uses a high-resolution panel and a pen-input device that allows the user to use the tablet as both a display device as well as an input device. Fourth-generator digital technology, a USB interface and plug & play capability allow for greater expansion and the use of various peripherals. The screen uses a power-saving monitor (less than 35W of power consumption) and is flicker-free. Maximum resolution is 1680×1050, and both Windows and iOS are supported.

Founded in 1995, AHA Information & Communication offers innovative digital equipment for both education and commercial applications, including electronic whiteboards and podiums, LCD tablet monitors and digital information displays.

Company president Koo Gi-do said, “We are currently exporting to more than 32 nations as of late May, and set an export goal for this year of reaching US$ 25mil., which is equivalent to the increased export-scale (80~90%) from last year.

The company has recorded remarkable exports exceeding US$ 10mil. last year, following US$3.5mil. in 2010, and US$2.6 mil. in 2009. This year, it has added new export markets in countries such as Brazil, Azerbaijan, Iran, Algeria, and Venezuela. Of special note, AHA has supplied its globally competitive 82-inch large electronic board to 12 nations from 2011.

He predicted that AHA could take the world’s No. 1 place in global electronic board markets riding on the increasing worldwide demand for LCD electronic boards and taking advantage of the halo effect of the world’s best competitiveness of local LCD makers – Samsung, LG, etc. “We will replace the conventional whiteboard-type electronic board in foreign market with our latest LCD electronic boards – enabling Korean-made LCD electric boards the world standard,” Koo explained.

AHA Information & Communication has the nation’s first developed hand-touch light sensors for large display in 2009, the supply of which were previously solely reliant on foreign countries, opening the path for large-scale export.

 

 

• AHA Information & Communication
3011, Hakun-ri, Yangchon-myeon, Gimpo, Gyeonggi-do, Korea
Tel: (82-31)997-0909
Fax: (82-31)997-0911
Website: ahainc.co.kr

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LED Street Light

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LED Street Light - Vision TechVision Tech specializes in LED lighting systems and solutions. LED lighting has become the de facto lighting of choice for an extremely wide range of lighting applications thanks to its high efficiency and environmentally friendly features. Vision Tech manufactures a full range of lighting products including LED streetlights, security lights, indoor lights, and tunnel illumination.

Vision Tech’s LED lighting can replace existing low-efficiency fluorescent or incandescent lights for longer life and higher efficiency. In addition, LED lights do not use harmful gases such as mercury vapors. Vision Tech’s LED lamps use graphite paper heat sinks that considerable reduce product weight, cut production costs, and create a more eco-friendly product.

Vision Tech’s street lights use aluminum reflectors that are finely machined for optimal light distribution as well as the housing and heat sink assembly. The light cover is made from semi-opaque thermal glass. The durability, costeffectiveness and energy-efficiency of Vision Tech’s LED streetlights make them ideal for installation along roadways, pedestrian and bicycle paths, parks, schools, reservoirs, factories and other locations that require outdoor lighting.

As one of Korea’s newest LED manufacturers, Vision Tech’s core capability lies in its technological prowess. The company has received the NET (New Excellent Technology) and the NEP (New Excellent Product) certifications, as well as certifications for high-efficiency energy materials, green technology, and green management.

 

• Vision Tech Co., Ltd.

293-4, Allak 2-dong, Dongnae-gu, Busan, Korea
Tel: (82-51)529-7001
E-mail: Here
Website: Click

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Intelligent Power Quality Filter

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Power Quality Filter - PQ TechPQ Tech Inc. is a power-quality specialization company founded in 2000 that supplies a wide range of technologies and control facilities in bulk for all industries that require power and energy solutions – including construction, iron and steel, broadcasting, IT, airports, hospitals, government offices, residential facilities, and others. PQ Tech’s key product is the intelligent power quality filter, or IPF.

With today’s power transformation technologies providing maximum power efficiency for all industries, most loads used by uninterruptible power supplies, elevators, lighting, home appliances, computers and other devices are non-linear. These non-linear loads prevent a stable supply of sine-wave voltage. Harmonic frequency current significantly cuts the lifespan of transformers, cables and other electric components, and is one of the main causes of energy loss and malfunctions.

To prevent these losses, IEEE standard 519 and IEC 61000 series have created standards for electric quality. PQ Tech’s IPF was developed to control harmonic currents within these standard parameters.

PQ Tech’s IPF uses a SVPWM control method with IGBT that provides optimal response characteristics for maintaining power quality. In addition, PQ Tech’s filter doesn’t exhibit the resonance characteristics that plague manual filters, cutting maintenance costs and ensuring a long, stable operational lifespan. Parallel connectivity allows easy retrofitting for large systems.

“We have succeeded in establishing a solid reputation in the electric quality market based upon over 25 years of accumulated excellent technology and know-how,” said the president Park Byung-ju, adding “Taking advantage of exceptional accuracy, reliability, convenience, our flagship intelligent power filters are maintaining their competitiveness in global markets.

The company is strongly considering raising the dominance level of those products in market worldwide by boosting its export markets. He stressed “We aim to increase the export ratio of our total sales from the current level by up to 30% while actively penetrating new and larger foreign markets, including China.

 

 

• PQ Tech Inc.

#D1001, 16, Deogyeong-daero, 1556beon-gil, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, Korea
Tel: (82-31)303-5530~3
E-mail: inquiry@pqtech.co.kr
Website: pqtech.co.kr

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24” Reference Monitor for Professionals

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TV Logic is a professional broadcast equipment manufacturer that designs and produces multi-format video monitors since its establishment in 2002. The powerful monitor line-up of the company covers nine series, 13 sizes and 30 models from a 5.6” viewfinder monitor to a 56” ultra high-definition monitor.

With demand for high-spec monitors increasing due to the HD digital transition for broadcasters and content creators, TVLogic’s line of over 40 HD displays provides the advanced features and video processing capabilities that the industry is demanding today.

The company’s star product is the XVM-245W 10-bit color-critical LCD monitor. The 24-inch reference monitor for professional users reproduces highly accurate colors required by the most demanding monitoring applications.

TVLogic’s advanced video processing engine and unique color calibration technology, combined with wide viewing angle LCD panel with 10bit driver and high-purity RGB-LED backlight that produce wide color gamut, provides a state-of-the-art monitoring display.

The XVM-245W also provides a full range of professional features including Focus Assist, Markers, Waveform & Vectorscopes, a Timecode display, UMD, Closed Caption, Fast Mode, various color standards with 3D LUT, backlight and gamma control, and import of 3rd party 3D LUTs. The XVM-245W has passed the rigorous “Class 1” monitor certification of the Telecommunications Technology Association, one of Korea’s top technology and standardization associations.

Building on the success of its 24-inch monitor, TVLogic has further diversified its product line by introducing two new versions of XVM series in 2012: the 17-inch XVM-175W and the 32-inch XVM-325W.

 

24" Reference Monitor- TV Logic

 

Boosted by an overwhelming dominance in the local market with an 80% share, TVLogic is aiming to steadily increase its global market share from the current share range of 10~15% to a higher level.

“We are witnessing the amazing growth of our broadcast equipment in the global broadcast equipment market where such competitive Korean-made broadcast equipment was barely marketed only a decade ago,” the company president Lee Geung-koo proudly said while promising further continuous creative attempts to obtain a more secure position in the global market.

He went on to say, “We have set our ambitious target of becoming the world’s No. 1 maker within a few years in anticipation of the possible growth of the current global market-scale of 3 trillion won into at least several times in size of one. For such an ambitious target, we will never stop making strenuous innovative commitments.”

 

 

• TVLogic Corp.

12F, Ace High-End Tower 8, 345-4, Gasan-dong, Geumcheon-gu, Seoul, Korea
Tel: (82-70)8668-6669
E-mail: ssk1101@tvlogic.co.kr
Website: tvlogic.co.kr

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Q3 export sentiment hits record-low since Q1, 2009

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Q3 export sentiment hits record-low since Q1
Business conditions for South Korea’s exports will continue to stagnate in the third quarter (Q3) of this year due to euro-zone financial problems and China’s economic slowdown, a poll recently showed.

The export business survey index(EBSI) came at 87.5 for the July- September period, the lowest level since it record 66.1 in Q2 of 2009, based upon a survey of 964 local companies by the Korea International Trade Association (KITA).

The latest number shows that the EBSI has fallen below the 100 mark for Q4 in a row, meaning that pessimists outnumber optimists. The survey also showed that shipbuilding and petrochemical exporters have the gloomiest outlooks for the quarter with their index numbers reaching 57.1 and 66.7, respectively.

Of the companies surveyed, 22.7 percent said decreasing demand in Europe and China would pose difficulties for them, while 19.6 percent said a rise in raw material prices will likely pose the biggest problem for them in the coming months.

 

Container cargo volume climbs 4.7 pct in June

 

Container CargoThe volume of container cargoes handled by South Korean seaports in June this year will rise 4.7 percent on-year to log 1.87 million TEU(twenty-foot equivalent unit), revealed the Ministry of Land, Transport, and Maritime Affairs(MLTM) Import and export cargoes are estimated to climb 4.1 percent to reach 1.15 million TEU, while transshipment cargos will climb 7.2 percent to 0.69 million TEU.

Transshipment cargoes, which have been recording a double-digit growth for 14 straight months since February last year, are believed to slow to post a single-digit growth for the first time in 15 months this June. Europe’s debt crisis has caused China’s cargo volume to shrink drastically, the explanation goes.

Busan Port, the largest port in Korea, saw its container cargo volume rise 5.3 percent on-year to 1.43 million TEU, while transshipment cargo grew 7.0 percent to 0.66 million TEU. The fall in cargo volume at the northern Chinese seaports such as Tianjin and Dalian caused transshipment figures to dip, say experts.

Gwangyang Port posted a cargo volume of 172,000 TEU, up 8.8 percent, on increasing exports and imports to and from China, the U.S. and Russia. The cargo volume at Incheon Port declined 0.5 percent to 162,000 TEU, said the MLTM.

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Slow recovery in shipbuilding, petrochemical and steelmaking

September 17, 2012 by 2 Comments

ShipbuildingSouth Korea’s shipbuilding, petrochemical and steel manufacturers will continue to suffer from slow recovery due to a global supply excess and low demand in the second half(H1) of this year, according to a report released by KDB.

The report stressed local shipbuilding and display industry will show a high growth figure due to the base effect, but actual recovery will be insignificant. Mobile phones will continue to be strong but relocation of production sites to overseas will contract domestic production and export. Meanwhile, automobile and semiconductor sectors will perform well in both shipments and exports.

 

SKT to launch world’s first VoLTE service by September this year

 

SKT to launch world's first VoLTE serviceSouth Korea’s leading mobile carrier SK Telecom (SKT) is set to launch the voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) service, which offers clearer voice quality, at the same rate as the service using the third-generation (3G) network.

The VoLTE service is a voice call service that utilizes fourth-generation(4G) LTE networks. LTE service subscribers have used mobile data services through the LTE network, but phone call services have been provided through 3G networks so far.

The VoLTE service boasts sound quality twice as clearer than the 3G services, and the service will deliver subscribers’ voices close to the original sound on the phones. SKT’s video phone calls will also offer superior definition, clearer by 12 times than those offered through 3G networks, and connection time for phone calls will be reduced by over 20 times (0.3 seconds minimum).

Charges for the HD Voice services are expected to be set at 1.8 won($0.0016) per second, which is the same rate as the charges applied to the 3G services.

“SKT plans to set charges for premium-class HD Voice services at the similar level to the current charges applied to the 3G services as an effort to introduce the services to more subscribers,” a high-ranking SKT official said.

The VoLTE service will be available with smartphones that have LTE functions. Samsung Electroncis’ Galaxy S3 LTE is compatible with the VoLTE service, and LG Electronics and Pantec will also launch VoLTE smartphones.

All three S. Korean mobile carriers will be offering VoLTE services to subscribers by the fourth quarter (Q4) this year. LG Uplus and KT will launch VoLTE services at the end of September and October, respectively.

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PA Amplifier PRODIGI Series – Karak Electronics Co., Ltd.

September 17, 2012 by 5 Comments

Karak Electronics was founded in 1977 as a manufacturer of electronic components. After adopting its current corporate name in 1997, Karak Electronics currently maintains its core competence in audio-video systems and safety/security systems.
The company develops and sells total PA system solutions including hardware such as amps, digital network devices, and speaker systems as well as software. The company also makes digital and analog amplifiers and peripherals such as microphones, accessories, source devices such as CD players and decks, and mixers.

 

PA Amplifier PRODIGI Series

With over 35 years of experience in the PA system industry, Karak offers an extensive line of popular products including the class-D PA amplifier system. This unit operates not only on IP-based networks but feature appealing designs and efficient interfaces. There are over 10 specific models, or the user can send in custom specifications which can be used to create a one-of-a-kind system. The 70/100V class-DPA amp with not output transformer is available with one, two or four channels, and features SMPS with PFC. The unit is slim and lightweight, and every Karak amplifier undergoes give stringent quality control evaluations to maintain the highest level of quality.

Exporting to markets in Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia, Karak Electronics is currently expanding into the lucrative North American market. The company has received ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 14001:2004 certifications as well as the CE and CB marks.

Karak Electronics has unveiled the nation’s first digital power amp ‘Prodigi S-Series’ at the 22nd Korea International Broadcast, Audio & Light Equipment Show (KOBA 2012) that took place from May 29 through June 1 at COEX in Seoul this year drawing keen attention from visitors.

This product actually made its first debut at ‘Prolight + Sound 2012 in Germany in March this year. After that, 300 units of the product were delivered to France and some units were shipped to Germany’s NOVA, broadening their presence in the home of sound equipment.

Featuring a stylish appearance that is harmonized with red color, unlike the conventional power amp, the product is fully meeting the international environmental standards.

Company president Jang Byung-hwa said “We recently saw that the Ministry of Knowledge Economy has started showing a great interest in our broadcast equipment and related technology for localization of more cutting-edge broadcast equipment while also confirming the position of our company as a leading broadcast equipment manufacturer in Korea.

 

 

• Karak Electronics Co., Ltd.

402-903, Techno park, 193, Yakdae-dong, Wonmi-gu, Bucheon, Gyeonggi-do, Korea
Tel: (82-32)621-0015
E-mail: ollo@karak.co.kr
Website: karak.co.kr

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