TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A comprehensive exhibition and conference on flat panel displays (FPD) will be held on November 10 to 12 in Japan. FPD International 2010 will be the only exhibition where you can meet the top five LCD makers, AUO, Chimei Innolux, LG Display, Samsung Electronics/Samsung Mobile Display and Sharp on the same floor. The event will showcase FPD panels, manufacturing equipment, materials and components, and related services worldwide.

Contributions to Low-Carbon Society

As technology evolutions create a happiness of the society, the devices are key to the future of humankind. Concurrent event of FPDI 2010, Green Device 2010 covers a wide range from solar cells and rechargeable batteries to LED lighting and power semiconductors, and can be divided into Creating, Storing and Saving energy solutions.

Focused On APEC GREEN Showcase at Green Device 2010

As a part of APEC Meeting, METI and JETRO will organize the "APEC GREEN Showcase" as a concurrent event of Green Device 2010. The Showcase will coincide with the APEC Economic Leaders' Week, which will have several meetings in Yokohama. In the Showcase, APEC member of 20 countries and regions (excluding Japan) will be introducing their green business opportunities, technologies and projects.

Executives at Samsung Electronics and LG Display Will Talk about Next Step

The keynote addresses will be given by top executives from Samsung Electronics, LG Display and China's BOE about the next step to move FPD/Green Device industries forward. Total more than 300 companies and organizations will join the exhibitions to unveil their edges of technologies.

For more information about FPD International 2010 and Green Device 2010,
Visit : http://expo.nikkeibp.co.jp/fpdgd/2010/english/

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Nikkei Business Publications provides a wide range of management and technology information through specialized magazines, websites and events such as Nikkei Business, nikkei BPnet and FPD International. Its technical magazine, Nikkei Electronics, is published in Japan, and the rest of Asia.