Seiko Epson, Sanyo to integrate LCD operations

Seiko Epson, Sanyo to integrate LCD operations

TOKYO, Japan - Seiko Epson Corp. President Saburo Kusama (L) and Sanyo Electric Co. President Yukinori Kuwano poses for photos at a press conference in Tokyo on March 24 after announcing an agreement to form a joint company in October 2004 to integrate their liquid crystal display (LCD) operations in a bid to survive competition and slash development costs.

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