Electronics for the new millennium
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Marine electronics manufacturers are developing revolutionary products that are expected to change the way boaters view and use electronics in the 21st century. Some of the trends in the industry include the integration of all electronics to conserve space, instant availability of weather imagery on satellite equipment, VHF radios serving as satellite phones and GPS receivers, LCD displays offering higher-resolution pixel counts, and electronic charts that carry advertisements along with port facilities.
Publication Name: Soundings Trade Only
Subject: Construction and materials industries
ISSN: 0194-8369
Year: 1999
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Lowrance merger could create triple-duty equipment
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Cobra Electronics Corp has signed a definitive agreement under which it will purchase all the outstandign shares of common stock of Lowrance for $53 million. The deal brings together premier companies from the two-way mobile communications, Sonar, marine and recreational Global Positioning System businesses, combining their complementary products, seasons and customers, and extending Cobra's global reach.
Publication Name: Soundings Trade Only
Subject: Construction and materials industries
ISSN: 0194-8369
Year: 2001
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Electronic clutter becoming a thing of the past
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Marine electronics manufacturers have introduced a number of one-screen- for-all concept products that feature highly improved direct-sunlight visibility. A good example of the one-screen-for-all concept is the L760 of Raytheon Marine. It features a 7-in, bright, VGA, thin-film-transistor, and color LCD screen intended for bright open-cockpit use.
Publication Name: Soundings Trade Only
Subject: Construction and materials industries
ISSN: 0194-8369
Year: 2000
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