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1. Research and Markets; Global and China Tablet PC Industry Chain Report, 2010-2011 - Touch Screen & RAM Manufacturers the Biggest Beneficiaries from the Tablet PC Market..................................................... 1

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Research and Markets; Global and China Tablet PC Industry Chain Report, 2010-2011 - Touch Screen &RAM Manufacturers the Biggest Beneficiaries from the Tablet PC Market
Author: Anonymous Publication info: China Weekly News (Aug 9, 2011): 114. ProQuest document link Abstract: The passive components mainly include resistance, inductance, capacitance and crystal oscillators which are 100% SMDs: Links: Get it at Duke Full text: 2011 AUG 9 - (VerticalNews.com) -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/ccf49b/global_and_china_t) has announced the addition of the "Global and China Tablet PC Industry Chain Report, 2010-2011" report to their offering. An overwhelming majority of tablet PCs can be regarded as large-version smart phones, with the hardware structure very similar to the smart phone. However, tablet PCs lag far behind high-and medium-end notebook in terms of performance, especially when it comes to document processing and gaming. The tablet PC is composed of four categories of components: active components, passive components, functional components and structural components. The passive components mainly include resistance, inductance, capacitance and crystal oscillators which are 100% SMDs: CHIP-R, CHIP-L and MLCC. Among these, MLCC occupies a lion's share of the cost, which is usually provided by Murata, TDK, Yageo and SEMCO. The functional components
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