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QPC Lasers Presents at Society of Information Display Week 2008
[May 16, 2008]

QPC Lasers Presents at Society of Information Display Week 2008


(Wireless News Via Acquire Media NewsEdge)
QPC Lasers, a company in the design and manufacture of high brightness,
high power semiconductor lasers for the consumer electronics,
industrial, defense, and medical markets, announced that it will
exhibit at the Society of Information (SID) Display Week 2008 at the
Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles.

The company said it will also host private demonstrations of its
miniature prototype BrightLase Red-Green-Blue "RGB"laser.

Leveraging QPC's semiconductor technology, the laser is designed for
high resolution miniature projectors in the 100 lumens output region
for portable handheld consumer electronics. QPC said it offers visible
laser technologies designed to be compatible with the leading
micro-display technology including LCOS, scanning micro-mirrors, DLP
and LCD.

"Advances in electronics technology provide hand-held consumer products
such as PDAs with incredible computing and communications power," said
Dr. Jeffrey Ungar, President and CEO of QPC Lasers. "Unfortunately, the
small size and poor resolution of typical 2"display screens makes their
use for applications such as Internet browsing, games and video sharing
a frustrating experience," said Dr. Ungar.

"Mating consumer electronics with powerful projectors powered by
compact, powerful Red-Green-Blue lasers offers a way around this
bottleneck," said Dr. Ungar. "We believe that our BrightLase technology
is a vehicle uniquely suited to making this dream a reality, and expect
the exceptional brightness, efficiency, compactness and low cost of
these lasers to provide compelling advantages in displays for PDAs,
games, laptops, automobiles, and aircraft," concluded Ungar.

QPC recently announced an exclusive $12 million Laser TV development
and production contract for RGB BrightLase Lasers for use in DLP and
LCOS. QPC previously demonstrated its green laser based on frequency
doubling of its proprietary BrightLase single-mode laser technology.


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