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• Philips Semiconductors Chip-Set to Bring Internet, Multimedia to Cell Phones; OneC Technology Brings Future to Mobile Phones

  - 1999-10-18

  SUNNYVALE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 18, 1999--

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• Philips Semiconductors Attacks the Digital Mobile Phone Market with a Comprehensive Range of Gallium Arsenide MMIC Power Amplifiers

  - 1996-10-21

  SUNNYVALE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 21, 1996--Philips Semiconductors today announced a complete range of GaAS MMIC Monolithic Microwave Integrated Circuit power amplifiers that are compatible with all the emerging digital cellular and cordless telephone standards.

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• Philips Semiconductors Announces UMA1021M RF Frequency Synthesizer for Superior Mobile Phone Performance

  - 1996-10-07

  SUNNYVALE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 7, 1996--Philips Semiconductors today announced a new low-voltage RF frequency synthesizer IC that exceeds the performance levels required in the latest mobile phone systems.

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• Lower-cost cell phone seen closer - Philips Semiconductors' SA611 and SA621, TriQuint Semiconductor's TQ9143, and Texas Instruments' radio-frequency IC plans - Product Announcement

  - 1996-07-01

  San Francisco--With eyes on the prize of a two-chip, low-cost, high-performance cellular phone, Philips Semiconductors, TriQuint Semiconductor and Texas Instruments at the 1996 Microwave Theory and Techniques Symposium (MTT-S) unveiled radio frequency integrated circuits RFICs to bring that goal a step closer.

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• New Data Processor Chip From Philips Semiconductors Reduces Cost, Size, and Power Consumption of Analog Cellular Phones

  - 1996-03-18

  SUNNYVALE, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--March 18, 1996--Designers can now meet increasing market demands for economically-priced, analog hand-held cellular phones by using a new low-cost, low-voltage, data processor DPROC from Philips Semiconductors.

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