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Demand for LEDs used in digital photo frames is currently especially strong, with monthly shipment volumes from Lite-On Technology in the millions of units, according to sources at Lite-On. Demand for the segment became strong in February and March 2007 and Lite-On now has been pushing its LEDs for the application, the sources noted. More here at Digitimes.
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