It's no secret that there been a tremendous amount of growth in China in the world of electronics, particularly in the portable segment. The output for mobile phone in 2004 has increased to 660 million, and more than 230 million was made in China. The output for digital camera will increase to 70 million and the sales market in China is expected to be 31 million. As for MP3 and notebook PC, the sales in China will rise to 3.63 million to 2.41 million separately. Accordingly, the semiconductor market also moves along nicely with the development of the portable products.

New generation products such as Mobile Smartphone, PMP brings more opportunities to the market. Near-Field Communications (NFC) technologies have been as initiator for short-range device-to-device communications, such as Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, as well as a prime driver for interactive forms of mobile commerce. Latest memory technology (mini hard disk), display technology (MD-TFD, OLED, LTPS) and power management ensure portable products market to grow even rapidly and stably. 

China is the biggest production base and consumer market for electronics, with focus on electronic technology; China Hi-tech Fair is one of the largest and most influential exhibitions specialized in electronics and information industry. As the series activities of the hi-tech fair, the seminar organizers will invite and R&D engineers and managers from the manufacturers of mobile phone, PDA, MP3, Digital Camera, PMP, Notebook and Auto electronics devices in China, to communicate with the world leading semiconductor manufacturers on the key technologies and solutions in the portable products design.
The experts from Texas Instruments, Freescale, SigmaTel, Agere, Actions, Torex, and 3M will present the latest power management, audio, display technologies applied in the portable products.

With more and more new functions adding to the portable products, power management will face new demand and more challenges. The seminar will focus on the power management technology applied in the portable products on Oct.16th, and the senior analyst Christopher Ambarian from iSuppli will give the report on ""Importance of Digital Control and Management of Power in Portable Products".

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