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Articles in Jan 5, 1998 issue of Electronic News

• Low prices will shape the year
  by Elaine Chen
• Time-to-market drives design
  by Peter Brown
• WSI joins SOC bandwagon with STM as second source
• Intel in 233MHz surprise
  by Jim DeTar
• Hope new technology will spawn growth
  by Chad Fasca
• Rosy outlook loses some luster
  by Bernard Levine
• Global balances
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Multimedia will drive the 1998 market
  by Gale Morrison
• Consumer dissatisfaction continues
  by Sarah Cohen
• Broadcasters are being dragged into digital TV
  by Peter Brown
• A picture clouded by Asian turmoil
  by Dylan McGrath
• The year of the chip-scale package
  by Bernard Levine
• New applications push out other silicon
  by Will Wade
• More bits, but falling prices
  by Will Wade
• Cable modems battle DSL
  by Sarah Cohen
• Pacific Scientific dodges Kollmorgen
  by Jeff Dorsch
• Getting ready for deep submicron design
  by Ann Steffora
• Private equity group set to acquire 90% of MCMS
• 1998: Good - but
  by Lewis H. Young
• New markets, new designs
  by Jim DeTar
• Handheld computing finds a market
  by Asa Somers
• The year of DVD and other digital toys
  by Peter Brown
• A big year with more integration
  by Will Wade
• Another year of price erosion
  by Bernard Levine
• Why a credit crunch was avoided in South Korea
  by Lewis H. Young
• Notebooks move to the desk
  by Cynthia Bournellis
• Redefining what's an application-specific IC
  by Jerry Worchel
• Unix to battle Windows NT
  by Carolyn Whelan