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Microprocessors, Microcontrollers and DSPs
News Release from: Imsys Technologies
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 21 December 2006
Distributor takes on reconfigurable MCUs
Imsys Technologies has signed Shinden Hightex Corp to distribute its line of reconfigurable microcontrollers for consumer and professional electronic product markets.
Imsys Technologies has signed Shinden Hightex Corp to distribute its line of reconfigurable microcontrollers for consumer and professional electronic product markets The Imsys offering includes chips, reference designs and modules, prototyping kits and development tools
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 5 Jul 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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"With a great number of the top known brand manufacturer high-tech companies, we feel proud to have been selected as a supplier by Shinden Hightex".
"With their, over years, proven track record and in-house design team we also feel happy with this partnership", says Ola Andersson, President and CEO of Imsys.
"Our goal is always to find superior products from all over the world and our aim is to be the number one company in our industry".
"We are committed to provide our customers and partners with products that can bring value to them".
"Imsys offers a unique but yet easy to use line of processors and tools that can truly shorten the time to market as well as bill of material", says Mike Kawahara, of Shinden Hightex.
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