NEW YORK—(BUSINESS WIRE)—Nov. 10, 2004—
WHO: Matrix Semiconductor (Santa Clara, Calif.), the creator and developer of the world's first three-dimensional integrated circuits. WHAT: The Popular Science "Best Of What's New" showcase, highlighting the newest and most promising innovations as selected by the magazine's editors. WHY: The company will be demonstrating Matrix(R) 3-D Memory (3DM), the world's most cost-effective memory product. Matrix 3DM is used for publishing games, music, video and other types of digital entertainment for the mobile devices of today and tomorrow. WHEN: November 9 - 11, 2004 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. WHERE: Grand Central Terminal, Vanderbilt Hall E. 42nd Street & Park Avenue New York, NY HOW: Members of the media who would like to talk with a Matrix Semiconductor representative should contact: Phil Gomes Dryden Marketing Group (510) 769-9456 phil@drydenmg.com
About Matrix Semiconductor
Matrix Semiconductor, Inc. is the creator and developer of the world's first three-dimensional integrated circuits. Matrix's first product, Matrix(R) 3-D Memory (3DM), is a low cost, high density product line of permanent, programmable, non-volatile memory that is compatible with existing standards. Matrix 3-D Memory accelerates time-to-market for publishers of digital content and is targeted for use in portable consumer electronic devices.
Privately held, Matrix is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Additional information may be found at: http://www.matrixsemi.com
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Dryden Marketing Group Phil Gomes, 510-769-9456 Email Contact