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Testimonials

Henk de Vries, Editor
Elektronica / Elektro-Data / PT Embedded Systems, Holland:
"The Globalpress Electronics Summit was already one of the highlights of 2003. Inspiring presentations from interesting companies. Despite the bad economic situation they keep the fire burning. And of course electronics will remain the key enabling technology for innovations for many years. In a nice and informal atmosphere we were given the opportunity to meet the people who will be leading the recovery! A feast for us editors, a treat for our readers. And my tiny home country grew by the hour: all these executives knew Holland pretty well - especially Eindhoven of course, the residence of Philips."

Luke Collins, Journalist for
IEE Review, New Electronics, Electronic Systems and Software, U.K.:
"Just a note to thank you and your colleagues for all the work and commitment you put into creating the recent Globalpress Electronics Summit 2003 which I attended. I think you are to be applauded for putting it together in such a rough economy. I have placed articles with IEE Review, which reaches 130 000 UK and international electronics, software and communications engineers; with Electronic Systems and Software, the IEE's new electronic systems design publication; and with New Electronics, the biweekly UK news magazine. I am also proposing articles to other publications in the coming weeks, based on content and contacts from the Summit. I will send you copies of the articles as they get published over the next couple of months. In the meantime, thanks for an effective summit and congratulations again on pulling it off. I hope to attend next year."

Chen Liying, Vice Editor in Chief
Electronic Design&Application World, China:
"Innovation is always the prerequisite for the electronics industry. The semiconductor industry is suffering the depression in history. One of the reasons is: lack of new killer-application in the electronics industry after the shatter of the Internet fluff. Most experts in this area, however, think that the industry is at dawn of new developments. And the new opportunities are coming! I got the clear impression of it during the "Globalpress Electronic Summit 2003" held in Feb in Monterey, California. It was the good chance for me to meet so many semiconductor companies there. Through the direct communication face to face with the high level person in these companies, I have got the first hand information about what the leading companies are doing, which implies the products and technology developing trend. Now China is becoming the manufacture center of the world which means China is a big consumer market of electronic products. It is very important for the electronic engineers to know the products and technology developing trend, which would help them for their decision making. The feedback from our readers show how much attention they pay: They are always interested in what the engineers in US, especially in Silicon Valley, are doing. I am very appreciated the effort the Globalpress has made and are making. That helps me a lot to inform my readers. "