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For Immediate Release

SID Symposium and Show Returns to Boston

Big display technology event to feature OLEDs, less expensive projection displays, displays for portable devices, display interfaces, plasma display panels, really big LCDs, and much more.

January 18, 2002 – After four years on the West Coast, The Society for Information Display’s Annual Symposium, Seminar, and Exhibition returns to Boston’s Hynes Convention Center from May 19 to 24 for its 33rd incarnation. The symposium is recognized as the international display industry’s leading event. With well over 500 booths reserved to date, the SID 2002 exhibition promises to be the largest display show ever held in North America.

Display Week will kick off with half-day short courses on Sunday May 19 and a program of 90-minute seminars on Monday May 20, which will continue the successful format that stresses tracks keyed to hot industry trends, including OLEDs, projection technology, plasma, and LCDs. The seminars, which continue on Friday May 24, are being taught by an impressive group of instructors, including David Mentley (Stanford Resources), who leads off with a display technology and market overview, Tatsuo Uchida on reflective displays, Nobuki Ibaraki on polysilicon TFTs for active-matrix displays, Larry Weber on color plasma displays, Bob Meyers on digital interfaces, Terry Scheffer and Juergen Nehring on STN-LCDs, Kimberly Allen on microdisplays, Mark Leadbeater on OLED technology, and many others.

A rich multi-track menu of technical symposium papers, vendor exhibits, application tutorials, and special events held from Tuesday May 21 to Thursday May 23 will provide designers, manufacturers, marketers, integrators, and end users of displays with rewarding choices, whatever their technical interests. The technical sessions, which are likely to contain over 300 papers, will be anchored with 25 invited papers.

At the Wednesday luncheon, the Seventh Annual SID/Information Display Display of the Year Awards will be presented. The winners of this year’s Gold Awards are Rainbow Displays’ large tiled LCD display, Minolta’s DiMAGE 7 digital still camera with microdisplay viewfinder, and Alien Technology’s fluidic self-assembly process.

For SID 2002 registration and hotel information, call Mark Goldfarb, Palisades Convention Management, 411 Lafayette Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10003. Phone (212) 460-8090, ext. 202; fax (212) 460-5460; e-mail mgoldfarb@pcm411.com, or log onto www.sid.org.

The Society for Information Display is an international society devoted to the advancement of display technology, manufacturing, and applications, with headquarters at 610 South Second Street, San Jose, California 95112; website www.sid.org.

Calendar editors, please note: The Society for Information Display’s 2002 International Symposium, Seminar, and Exhibition (SID 2002) will take place May 19-24 at the John B Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts. For registration information contact Mark Goldfarb, Palisades Convention Management, 411 Lafayette Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10003. Phone (212) 460-8090, ext. 202; fax (212) 460-5460; e-mail mgoldfarb@pcm411.com, or log onto www.sid.org.

 

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