Founded in 1999, Laster Tech Co., Ltd. Will launch a high-profile promotion campaign for its high-power LED automotive lamps this year, after four years of diligent product development. "Prices for low-power models are already terribly low as a result of production overcapacity for handsets," sa

Jaw Co., Ltd. Is a young company specializing in developing and manufacturing performance-tuning auto-electronic devices. The company's products are marketed globally under the firm's "Evil" brand, renowned, says management, in the U.S., Europe, Southeast Asia, and mainland China. Jaw has develo

Taipei, April 29, 2005 (CENS)--Super Elite Technology Co., Ltd., a leading touch-screen maker in Taiwan, recently claimed that its products attracted intensive attention from big buyers in Japan due to their outstanding performance. At the International FPD Show (Display 2005) held April 20-22 i

Taipei, April 21, 2005 (CENS)--A 40-member auto-electronic delegation from Taiwan, led by Chairman Rock Hsu of Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (TEEMA), is scheduled to attend the second International Forum for the Development of Automobile and Auto Parts Industries to op

Taipei, April 11, 2005 (CENS)--At the end of March China Steel Corporation (CSC), Taiwan's largest steelmaker, recently announced it would raise wholesale export prices of steel to be shipped in the second quarter of this year by an average of 7%, at a meeting with domestic downstream exporters.

Drivers who grow drowsy while speeding down the highway need to be alerted to the danger, and Taiwan's elite National Chiao Tung University has developed "intelligent" software, claimed to be the most "human-like" of its kind, to do just that. Prof. Chang Jyh-yeong of the university's Departmen

Lighting manufacturers in Taiwan are able to offer ever more complicated light-emitting diode (LED) products, reflecting the impressive technological progress they have made over the years. When the suppliers began introducing their products 10-odd years ago, they focused mainly on low-end appli

Gin Chan Machinery Co., Ltd., established in 1988, is a professional manufacturer of precision accessories for grinding machines and milling machines. The company exports these components under the "Gin" brand to markets around the world. The company's commitment to research is evident in the ma

Taipei, March 25, 2005 (CENS)--Taiwan's Yulon Group and Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) will jointly organize an auto-parts delegation to explore original equipment (OE) auto-parts business in the U.S. in June. Yulon is the largest automobile-manufacturing conglomerate in Taiw

For a long time' the application of 3C (computer' communications' and consumer-electronics) devices to transportation vehicles was a dream for the general public and an expensive option for the rich. Today' thanks to the popularization of 3C technologies' the dream of having mobile-office/entertain

Taipei, Feb. 16, 2005 (CENS)--Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association (TEEMA) has set up an auto-electronic committee, which is designed to help local makers form a cluster effect to effectively tap the global market for auto electronics parts. The new committee was initiate

In its sixth edition this year, the annual Hong Kong International Lighting Fair attracted a record number of both exhibitors and visitors during its four-day run at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center Oct. 27-30, 2004, further adding luster to its prestige as Asia's largest sourcing eve

The Southern Taiwan Science Park is projecting total revenues of NT$300 billion (US$8.82 billion at NT$34:US$1) for 2004, much better than its target of NT$250 billion (US$7.35 billion), and expects the figure to reach NT$1 trillion (US$29.4 billion) in 2009, according to Tai Chien, director genera

At a meeting held in early October to celebrate the establishment of an organization aimed at boosting Taiwan's exports to South Korea and reducing the island's trade deficit with that country, Economics Minister Ho Mei-yueh reported that her ministry's efforts had already helped boost shipments to

Taipei, Nov. 2, 2004 (CENS)--Taiwan's trade with mainland China saw a sharp annual rise of 38.5% to reach US$39.646 billion in the first eight months of this year, according to the statistics released by the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA). The statistics showed that Taiwan's two-way trade w

Taipei, Nov. 1, 2004 (CENS)--The government here will set digital home, intelligent medication and care, portable green-power as well as next-generation mobile-phone productions as another strategic industries to boost Taiwan's industry structure over the next few years. The Ministry of Economi

Taipei, Oct. 27, 2004 (CENS)--Taiwan's Ichia Technologies Inc., a leading cell-phone parts maker, plans to set up a new plant in Eastern Europe to directly supply products to customers there, according company chairman C.Y. Huang. Up to now, Ichia has established plants in many nations, includin

Riding the crest of Taiwan's high-flying electronics industry, the island's makers of plugs, sockets, and switches have enjoyed good sales in recent years as they have constantly widened their technological edge and expanded into high-margin niche markets. Many of their gains have come through a

Nanotechnology and other new technologies have been causing much excitement and are breathing new life into Taiwan's grinding machine sector, as players in the industry team up with R&D centers to develop sophisticated new models. This June, the government-backed Precision Machinery Research &

As prices plunge in their traditional markets, furniture makers in Taiwan are desperately looking for new high-margin series that play to their competitive edge in design and quality. For many, medical furniture is proving to be the ticket to ride. One nice thing about the medical-furniture mark

The rapid expansion of the global automobile industry of late has given rise to a host of parts and accessories made with new techniques and materials to improve performance. One of the most promising of these materials is Kevlar fiber' which is finding its way into an increasing number of auto

The recent 2004 edition of the Taipei Int'l Auto/Motorcycle Parts & Accessories Show (Taipei AMPA) further consolidated its position as one of the most important auto parts and accessories promotional events in the world, with a turnout of both exhibitors and foreign buyers that blasted away past r

Taipei, Sept. 29, 2004 (CENS)--Taiwan's government will organize a trade association with the private sector as part of its plan to cope with the island's escalating trade deficit with South Korea by boosting exports to the Eastern Asian nation. Taiwan's trade deficit with South Korea is estima

A total of 11 of Taiwan's research and academic institutes, high-tech companies, and auto-lamp makers recently signed an agreement to form the Advanced Auto-lamp System R&D Alliance (ALS), which is expected to further upgrade the global competitiveness of the island's already strong auto-lamp line.

Established in 1989, Sane Kuei Machinery Co., Ltd. Is a specialized, deeply experienced maker of electrical-discharge machines (EDMs) and high-speed small-hole drilling machines. The company insists on outstanding product quality, stating this is the key factor in the winning of their customers' lo

Honda Motor Co. of Japan is evaluating whether to set up an automobile R&D center in Taiwan, according to the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA). Honda's project would be a prize catch in the MOEA's efforts to make the island a key auto-parts supply base in the Asia-Pacific region; the ministry ha

Established in 1980, Hsing Hua Electric Machinery Corp. is an ISO9001-approved specialized maker of electronic, electrical, and electrical machinery parts and accessories for automobile, motorcycle, all-terrain vehicle (ATV), lawnmower, and agricultural-machine engines. The greater part of the firm

The recent 2004 edition of the Taipei Int'l Auto/Motorcycle Parts & Accessories Show (Taipei AMPA) further consolidated its position as one of the most important auto parts and accessories promotional events in the world, with a turnout of both exhibitors and foreign buyers that blasted away past r

Taiwan's aftermaket (AM) auto-parts industry has succeeded in keeping global competitors at bay, especially those from South Korea and mainland China, through its advantages in price, product choice, product-development speed, and international sales channels, according to many industry leaders par

With the U.S. economic recovery still uncertain, car enthusiasts in the world's largest market for auto performance-tuning parts and accessories have been shying away from expensive top-end products. Buyers in Europe and Japan, on the contrary, have been much more willing to shell out the cash need