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Varioptic liquid lens manufactured by Seiko
Seiko production capacity plan is expected to reach 0.5 million units per month by 3Q of 2008 and will expand mass production capacity according to market needs. This agreement builds on an existing production capacity for Arctic 314 and Arctic 416 liquid lenses designed for 5-Megapixel, 1/3" and ¼'' format camera modules.

Varioptic liquid lens technology
Varioptic will continue to develop the liquid lens technology and to ensure the system wide competitiveness of the Liquid Lens products. Varioptic's liquid lens feature many advantages over competing technologies in terms of cost, size, robustness, power consumption, silent operation and speed. These advantages position liquid lenses particularly well for the emerging camcorder phone market where continuous auto-focus for video is a "must-have" feature.

Varioptic liquid lens for mobile phone market
Commenting on this agreement, Christian Dupont, CEO of Varioptic said: "We are delighted to have signed this agreement with Seiko. Seiko's unique position as the number one Backup button battery and Capacitor supplier to the leaders in the cellular phone market meets perfectly Varioptic's objective to become the leading supplier of high quality image solutions for mobile devices. Seiko's proven expertise in the production of low cost miniature mechanical assemblies make them an ideal partner of Varioptic."

Varioptic liquid lenses for camera phone industry
Takeshi Sasaki, General Manager of Micro Energy Division of Seiko Instruments, added: "We look forward to working with Varioptic. Varioptic's Liquid Lenses present significant advantages for the miniature camera phone industry and other large volume end equipment applications, resulting in higher yields and reduced production costs in line with our strategy to provide quality and innovative products."
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