Lighting product line featured in their LED offering

Recently, AUO invested some $77 million in purchasing MOCVD equipment for the expansion of Lextar’s LED chip equipment. Since Lextar still operates on a smaller scale, the LED chips used in AUO’s panels are still acquired from Japan and other LED chip suppliers in Taiwan. However, as AUO’s demand booms, the supply will be filled from within the group. Notably, as Lextar’s production of LED chips ramps up, it might impact LED chip makers Epistar and FOREPI heavily. By the end of 2010, AUO plans to fully adopt LED backlight in its notebooks, generating remarkable demand.

In addition to the rapid expansion of its LED chip production, AUO is simultaneously increasing its LED packaging capacity, including expansion plans for LightHouse Technology and Wellypower Optronics. The move is aimed at completing the integration of its LED upstream and downstream supply chain.LED lamps and marking the entrance into the LED lighting market for yahamlighting.com.We're glad to be working with Nexxus to make this major addition to our product lineup," said Mike Connors, CEO of yahamlighting.com. "In making our entry into the LED market, it's important for us to work with partners that we could rely on for reliable and innovative products. We believe we've found that with Nexxus Lighting."

yahamlighting.com is recognized as the premier on-line lighting retailer serving the business community and we are very excited to have our Array Lighting product line featured in their LED offering," stated Mike Bauer, President & CEO of Nexxus Lighting.The new fixtures will replace 50 and 110 Watt water tight incandescent fixtures now in use. With the addition of these new fixtures Energy Focus, Inc. will be able to offer energy efficient, long-life LED lighting alternatives to replace both incandescent and fluorescent systems across the entire Navy fleet.