2001 Taitronics International Electronics Exhibition Report
The Taitronics electronic component exhibition in Taiwan is one of
the foremost electronic component exhibitions in the Asian region.
This year the exhibition took place from October 9th to 13th as
usual in the Taipei World Trade Centre. Similar to that of previous
years the event attracted over 1,000 exhibitors, however the recent
global economic downturn coupled with the 911 incident resulted in
somewhat less visitors to our exhibition stand than in previous
years.
As
usual Holtek was in attendance at the exhibition, the venue
providing an excellent opportunity for Holtek to introduce the
company and its important products to the wider international market
area and to provide a forum for the establishment of new customer
relationships. The emphasis by Holtek this year was on its 8-bit
standard and embedded microcontrollers, however the RFID devices, RF
keyboard and mouse devices and the wide range of microcontrollers
attracted great deal of interest and questions from visitors.
Present at the trade stands were professional technical staff to
provide on hand detailed information to visitors.
The
five days of the exhibition, taking place in a vibrant and busy
atmosphere was judged to be a success by all. Of the 400 or so
visitors from home and overseas who visited the Holtek stand, all
were seemingly impressed with the professionalism of our 8-bit
standard and embedded microcontrollers. To further expand our
international market presence, in the future Holtek will continue to
utilise similar events like the Taipei exhibition to promote its
business and IC design expertise to the wider international customer
base.
The Taitronics electronic component exhibition in Taiwan is one of
the foremost electronic component exhibitions in the Asian region.
This year the exhibition took place from October 9th to 13th as
usual in the Taipei World Trade Centre. Similar to that of previous
years the event attracted over 1,000 exhibitors, however the recent
global economic downturn coupled with the 911 incident resulted in
somewhat less visitors to our exhibition stand than in previous
years.
As
usual Holtek was in attendance at the exhibition, the venue
providing an excellent opportunity for Holtek to introduce the
company and its important products to the wider international market
area and to provide a forum for the establishment of new customer
relationships. The emphasis by Holtek this year was on its 8-bit
standard and embedded microcontrollers, however the RFID devices, RF
keyboard and mouse devices and the wide range of microcontrollers
attracted great deal of interest and questions from visitors.
Present at the trade stands were professional technical staff to
provide on hand detailed information to visitors.
The
five days of the exhibition, taking place in a vibrant and busy
atmosphere was judged to be a success by all. Of the 400 or so
visitors from home and overseas who visited the Holtek stand, all
were seemingly impressed with the professionalism of our 8-bit
standard and embedded microcontrollers. To further expand our
international market presence, in the future Holtek will continue to
utilise similar events like the Taipei exhibition to promote its
business and IC design expertise to the wider international customer
base.
