Primex Wireless™ GPS Clock System, we have experienced phenomenal success with this incredibly reliable breakthrough technology. Our rigorously field-tested system, with guaranteed accuracy,has become the system of choice for many schools, universities, hospitals, manufacturing plants, corporate structures and government facilities.Primex Wireless is proud to be the leader in wireless GPS-based clock technology. We intend to continue leading the way with innovation, as we invest in research and emerging technologies that successfully and cost-effectively improve the quality of life.

HannStar are specialized in the manufacturing of TFT-LCD products and these main applications are in notebook computer displays and desktop computer monitors. At the beginning of our establishment, we have built up a clear operation concept, i.e., providing human beings with the most healthy visionary environment and dedicated to the R&D, manufacture and sales of low-radiation, low power consumption and compact & convenient TFT-LCD.HannStar® now has one LCD fabrications and one LCM fabrication. Through technology transfer from Toshiba and Hitachi, HannStar® acquired the state-of-the-art TFT-LCD manufacturing technology with the highest efficiency for mass production. Our customers include leading electronics companies both in Taiwan and overseas. In the future, we start to build up a high-caliber technical team and develop our own technology to promote to a higher level of quality production.

Westar Display Technologies (WDT) makes electro-optical inspection instruments and video adapter components used to test the quality of flat-panel displays. The company also offers custom test system development. WDT's customers include BAE SYSTEMS, Dell, HannStar Display, L-3 Communications, LG Display, Planar Systems, RITEK, Samsung SDI, and Sharp. The company was established in 1993. Westar Aerospace and WDT were acquired in 2004 by QinetiQ Group, the UK-based research services firm and military contractor.

Bodine Electric Company is a leading manufacturer of fractional horsepower gearmotors (less than 1HP / 746 Watts), motors and motor speed controls in North America. Bodine Electric offers over 1,000 standard products, and thousands of custom designed gearmotors, motors and speed controls (AC Fixed Speed, AC Variable Speed, Brushless DC, and Permanent Magnet DC). Bodine products are available via an extensive distributor network or sold directly to OEMs. Known for their reliability, long life and competitive prices, Bodine gearmotors are found in many demanding industrial and commercial applications. Bodine is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois with manufacturing and assembly operations in Peosta, Iowa.

VIA found viable businesses both inside and outside the PC. VIA Technologies took on Intel for market leadership in PC chipsets -- clusters of components that connect a computer's microprocessor to its other parts. VIA's chipsets work with microprocessors made by both Intel and AMD, and can be configured to work with various types of memory chips. Meanwhile, VIA's graphics chip venture took it into the market for core logic chipsets used in graphics applications. The fabless semiconductor company also entered the networking chip niche with its introduction of Ethernet controllers and other devices, and it continues to develop low-budget microprocessors for use in inexpensive PCs.

Enercon GmbH manufacturer builds wind turbines for electricity production. The company offers a series of different turbine models, each with its own power production capabilities. Enercon has installed about 13,000 of its turbines in more than 30 countries; the company's primary customers include energy companies in Canada, Australia, India, and several countries in Europe and South America. In addition to its turbine manufacturing business, Enercon also manufactures a desalination system that turns brackish water and sea water into drinking water.

Phoenix International Corporation offers no ashes from which to rise, just ruggedized electronic components. A subsidiary of Deere & Company, the contract manufacturer makes printed circuit boards and other electronic components for use in rugged mobile equipment applications, such as automotive, trucking, construction, agriculture, mining, military, and material handling. Industrial/commercial applications include wind power, irrigation, golf carts, generators, compressors, and appliances. Phoenix International operates five manufacturing and design facilities in the US (3), Mexico, and India; it provides design, manufacture, testing, service, and warranty.

Tokyo Electron Limited (TEL) is the one of the world's largest manufacturers of semiconductor production equipment. TEL's chip-making systems include chemical vapor deposition, thermal processing, etching, cleaning, and probing equipment. The company also makes flat-panel display (FPD) production equipment, and distributes other companies' chip-making equipment, computer systems, networking products, and software in Japan. Subsidiary Tokyo Electron Device distributes chips, boards, and software made by companies including AMD, Microsoft, and Texas Instruments. Chip production equipment accounts for about three-quarters of TEL's sales, and customers outside Japan account for about 60% of total sales.

National Semiconductor Corporation was founded in 1959 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. National Semiconductor Corporation is a semiconductor company focused on analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits and sub-systems, particularly in the area of power management. The Company designs, develops, manufactures and markets analog-intensive solutions that improve performance and energy efficiency in electronic systems. It has a diversified product portfolio, which includes power management circuits, audio and operational amplifiers, communication interface products and data conversion solutions. During the fiscal year ended May 31, 2009 (fiscal 2009), approximately 91% of the Company’s revenue was generated from Analog segment products. During fiscal 2009, the Company reorganized its product line operations by consolidating the former two-group structure (Power Management and the Signal Path Groups) into one group called the Product Group. In March 2009, National Semiconductor Corporation acquired ActSolar, Inc.

Aviza Technology, Inc. designs, manufactures, sells and supports semiconductor capital equipment and process technologies for the global semiconductor industry and related markets. The Company’s systems are used in a variety of segments of the semiconductor market, including silicon processing for memory devices, advanced three-dimensional packaging and power integrated circuits for communications. It focuses on designing systems that enable device manufacturers to meet technological and manufacturing requirements. Aviza Technology, Inc. offers both front-end-of-line and back-end-of-line systems and process technologies used for the aforementioned markets addressing critical thin film formation technologies, including atomic layer deposition, physical vapor deposition, chemical vapor deposition, plasma etch and thermal processing systems. In June 2009, the Company and its subsidiaries filed a voluntary petition under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code.

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