Exhibit on digital home appliances opens in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - A four-day exhibition featuring cutting-edge digital home appliances such as flat-panel televisions and personal computers that can record TV programs opened in Tokyo on Oct. 20 with 370 makers from six countries and territories participating. WPC Expo 2004, one of the largest information technology and digital tradeshows in Asia, demonstrates the latest technologies developed by companies in Japan, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea and the United States.

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