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TODAY ON iTnews.com.au:    LG Elec may double plasma panel capacity by 2007   Microsoft makes Windows validation plug-in for Firefox   No plans for more Qualcomm suits in EU dispute - CEO   Yahoo Adds New Features To Social-Networking Service
Monday, 21th November 2005
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  • LG Elec may double plasma panel capacity by 2007
  • Microsoft makes Windows validation plug-in for Firefox
  • No plans for more Qualcomm suits in EU dispute - CEO
  • Yahoo Adds New Features To Social-Networking Service
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    LG Elec may double plasma panel capacity by 2007
    LG Electronics Inc, the world's number two maker of plasma display panels, said on Sunday it might add another production line in 2007, almost doubling existing capacity. More...

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