Products Based on TI Technology Receive 43 Awards at CES
DALLAS, Feb. 16 /PRNewswire/ -- A record number of Texas Instruments
(NYSE: TXN) (TI) customers exhibited at the International Consumer Electronics
Show (CES) 2005 in Las Vegas, with many taking home an armful of industry
awards. TI congratulates all of its customers on their tremendous success and
presence at the show, winning 43 product awards for 35 products including
digital cameras, streaming media devices, home theater products, portable
media players, digital radios, videophones, TVs, projectors and other digital
consumer electronics based on TI technology. (See
http://www.ti.com/cesawards .)
"At this year's CES, it was exciting to see the overwhelming
accomplishments TI has made in consumer electronics with the number of
customers in attendance and TI innovations on display," said Rich Templeton,
president and CEO, TI, and 2005 CES keynote speaker. "We are working closely
with our customers to ensure their success and are dedicated to helping them
achieve another solid year of growth in 2005."
More than 500 TI customers were at CES demonstrating a broad range of
consumer electronics enabled by TI technology, including DLP(TM) TVs and
projectors, digital cameras, digital radio receivers, portable audio
jukeboxes, portable media players, home theatres-in-a-box, audio/video
receivers, set top boxes, videophones, streaming media devices and camera
phones. As the consumer electronics market continues its digital advancement,
TI will provide its customers powerful and innovative technologies that allow
consumers to live the digital lifestyle with cutting-edge, high-performance
products.
Three TI-enabled products won top honors at CES, winning the CES Best of
Innovations Award by the Consumer Electronics Association, including RCA's
Scenium Profiles DLP TV (HD61THW263) for the digital display category and
Sonos' Digital Music System in the audio category. The prestigious
Innovations Awards program has given consumer electronics manufacturers and
developers an opportunity to have their newest products judged by a preeminent
panel of independent industry designers, engineers and journalists. Product
evaluations are based on user value, aesthetics, contributions to the quality
of life and innovation. In addition, dozens of other TI-based products were
recognized with CES Innovations Awards, some of which include:
* ARCHOS AV420 (Pocket video recorder)
* ARCHOS Gmini 400 (Digital audio player)
* Cinego DLP projector/DVD player/Sound system (Home theater)
* Denon AVR-5805 (Home theater)
* HP Instant Cinema & Home Cinema (DLP projector)
* HP Photosmart R707 (Digital still camera)
* iBiquity Digital HD Radio(TM) Supplemental Audio Services (SAS)
(Digital radio)
* InFocus Screenplay (DLP TV)
* InFocus Screenplay 777 (DLP projector)
* Kodak DX7590 (Digital still camera)
* LG Electronics 62-Inch DLP Rear Projection TV (DLP TV)
* MobiNote DP7010 (Portable media player)
* Optoma SV50XF (DLP TV)
* Panasonic SV-AV50 (Portable video camera)
* Pixa All In One (DLP projector)
* PLUS Vision v3-131 (DLP projector)
* Sling Media's Slingbox(TM) Personal Broadcaster (Streaming TV)
In other awards, CNET's team of top editors helped identify the ultimate
2005 "category killers" in its Next Big Thing awards. To no surprise, several
of the innovations that CNET selected as setting the standard in innovation
included TI technology, such as Samsung's 67-inch DLP HDTV (HLR6768W),
iBiquity's HD Radio digital AM/FM broadcast technology, the KODAK EASYSHARE-
ONE digital camera and the Slingbox Personal Broadcaster by Sling Media. In
addition, ARCHOS' AV420 Pocket Video Recorder was a winner of the Technology
is a Girl's Best Friend award, which is awarded by journalists from top
women's media outlets and technology reporters based on form, function,
overall ease of use and how these products enhance the daily lives of female
consumers.
G4techTV's Best of CES awards recognized the KODAK EASYSHARE-ONE camera
and Sling Media's Slingbox as two of the top 12 new technology products
launched at CES. Some of the G4techTV award finalists leveraging TI
technology include the InFocus Screen Play 50md10 DLP TV, Optoma Movie Time
DLP projector and the Sonos Digital Music System.
Texas Instruments Incorporated provides innovative DSP and analog
technologies to meet our customers' real world signal processing requirements.
In addition to Semiconductor, the company's businesses include Sensors &
Controls, and Educational & Productivity Solutions. TI is headquartered in
Dallas, Texas, and has manufacturing, design or sales operations in more than
25 countries.
Texas Instruments is traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the
symbol TXN. More information is located on the World Wide Web at
http://www.ti.com
Trademarks
DLP is a trademark of Texas Instruments. HD Radio is a trademark of
iBiquity Digital Corporation.
SOURCE Texas Instruments Incorporated
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