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November 2005 Newsletter
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Jaspar Steps Up
The Jaspar consortium represents the common position of members Toyota, Honda and Nissan on FlexRay and Autosar--and in the future on microcontroller and tool standards.
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CEA's MOST Aftermarket Gateway Fights Uphill Battle
Aftermarket suppliers' dream of a gateway into a vehicle's E/E networks remains on hold. More carmakers implementing MOST would be a boost.
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Freescale Semiconductor, The Company Profile
With 50 years experience in embedded processors and sensors, the Motorola SPS spin-off is the market leader in automotive semiconductors. Automotive accounted for 32% of company sales in 2004. Delphi and Visteon are among Freescales major customers.
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Audi Electronics Center Built for Face-to-Face Communications
Audi's Ingolstadt building was designed for maximum communication among all work groups. Audi believes improved development processes will lead to improved vehicle quality.
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Automotive Electronics Las Vegas
Mark your calendars for CES 2006 and Telematics Update's Consumer Telematics Seminar in Las Vegas, Jan. 4 - 8, 2006.
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Dual Displays and iPods
Linking iPods to audio/navigation systems is hot in Japan. Fujitsu Ten and Toyota developed a dual image display screen for navigation that can entertain the front passenger with DVD or TV while the driver views navigation info.
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VICS Still Growing in Japan
Graphic shows sales of VICS receivers through 2004.
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