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> KYOCERA to start production at new solar cell plant
> 240 watts of power: Kyocera launches new solar module with 60 solar cells
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> KYOCERA to Double Shipments of Ceramic Kitchen Knives
> Kyocera Solar expands project business
> Fully integrated solar roofing solution from Kyocera generates 267 kWp of power
> KYOCERA’s Solar Modules Adopted for Toyota Marine’s Recreational Boats
> Kyocera Solar: Manufacturing in San Diego started
> The 2010 Kyoto Prize Laureates
> Kyocera supplies 9,000 solar modules for 1.2 MW power plant in Czech Republic
> KYOCERA Presents SLC Wiring Boards and IC Packages
> Quality has priority: Kyocera solar modules for 4 MW solar plant in Czech Republic
> New high-performance module from Kyocera: 60 solar cells supply 235 watts of power
> KYOCERA to Acquire TFT Liquid Crystal Display Design &
Glass/glass touch panel by Kyocera now available up to 19 inches
LCD touch panels by Kyocera


Kyoto/Neuss, 22 March 2010 – The Japanese technology corporation Kyocera, a pioneer in the field of fine ceramic products and a manufacturer of industrial liquid crystal displays (LCDs), is extending its touch panel line. The touch-sensitive displays are now available in sizes of up to 19 inches. Compared with film on glass systems, the new glass on glass technology achieves higher reliability and enhanced image presentation.

KYOCERA’s Recrystallized Ruby Used in CASIO G-Shock Watch Design
First use for unique gemstone material in a decorative application


Kyoto/Neuss, 23 March 2010 — Kyocera Corporation today announced that the company’s recrystallized ruby — also known as ‘created ruby’ — has been employed for the first time in a decorative design application as watch parts. Previously the company’s original crystal technology, which produces synthetic gemstones with crystalline structures identical to naturally occurring gemstones, was only used for traditional jewelry applications.

215 watts and 14.4% efficiency: New high-performance module from the KD series
www.kyocerasolar.eu


Kyoto / Neuss, 09 March 2010 − The Japanese technology corporation Kyocera, one of the leading manufacturers in the photovoltaic field, is bringing a new solar module from the successful KD series onto the market. With its high nominal output, extreme stability under mechanical pressure and optimized junction box, the new KD215GH-2PU fulfils high requirements in every field.



New high-performance module from Kyocera: 60 solar cells supply 235 watts of power
Kyocera at Intersolar 2010

Kyoto / Neuss, 15 April 2010 − The Japanese technology corporation Kyocera, one of the leading manufacturers in the photovoltaic field, is bringing another solar module from the powerful KD series onto the market with its KD235GH-2PB. Kyocera is exhibiting the KD235GH-2PB at Intersolar in Munich from 9 to 11 June, Stand B6.342.

KYOCERA to Acquire TFT Liquid Crystal Display Design &
Acquisition brings strategic expansion to Kyocera’s LCD product line

March 31, 2010 Kyocera Corporation (President: Tetsuo Kuba; herein “Kyocera”) today announced that it has reached a definitive agreement with Sony Corporation and its subsidiary Sony Mobile Display Corporation (herein “SMD”) to acquire part of its Thin Film Transistor (TFT) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) design and manufacturing business. The acquisition will be undertaken by means of a corporate split, where Kyocera will acquire the TFT LCD facilities of SMD located in Yasu City, Shiga Prefecture, Japan, effective June 1, 2010. Existing employment contracts will be assigned to Kyocera and employees transferred on the same date.

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Glass/glass touch panel by Kyocera now available up to 19 inches
LCD touch panels by Kyocera

Kyoto/Neuss, 22 March 2010 – The Japanese technology corporation Kyocera, a pioneer in the field of fine ceramic products and a manufacturer of industrial liquid crystal displays (LCDs), is extending its touch panel line. The touch-sensitive displays are now available in sizes of up to 19 inches. Compared with film on glass systems, the new glass on glass technology achieves higher reliability and enhanced image presentation.

KYOCERA’s Recrystallized Ruby Used in CASIO G-Shock Watch Design
First use for unique gemstone material in a decorative application

Kyoto/Neuss, 23 March 2010 — Kyocera Corporation today announced that the company’s recrystallized ruby — also known as ‘created ruby’ — has been employed for the first time in a decorative design application as watch parts. Previously the company’s original crystal technology, which produces synthetic gemstones with crystalline structures identical to naturally occurring gemstones, was only used for traditional jewelry applications.

215 watts and 14.4% efficiency: New high-performance module from the KD series
www.kyocerasolar.eu

Kyoto / Neuss, 09 March 2010 − The Japanese technology corporation Kyocera, one of the leading manufacturers in the photovoltaic field, is bringing a new solar module from the successful KD series onto the market. With its high nominal output, extreme stability under mechanical pressure and optimized junction box, the new KD215GH-2PU fulfils high requirements in every field.



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