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Dell offers a Premium Panel Exchange that ensures zero bright pixel defects on Dell Consumer, Professional, UltraSharp, and Gaming including Alienware monitors.

Unyielding commitment to quality and customer satisfaction has driven Dell to offer a Premium Panel Exchange as part of the standard limited hardware warranty. Even if one bright pixel is found, a free monitor exchange is supported during the limited hardware warranty period.

Premium Panel Exchange is available for Dell Consumer, Professional, UltraSharp, and Gaming (including Alienware) monitors that are sold with computers or as stand-alone units, with a standard 1-year or 3-year limited hardware warranty. Customers who purchase an extended warranty can benefit from this coverage during the limited hardware warranty period.

Each year, SID/Information Display Magazine recognizes those in the international display industry responsible for designing and manufacturing the most innovative displays for TVs, notebook PCs, desktop monitors, stadium displays, point-of-sale terminals, mobile phones and other electronics devices. This marks the second consecutive year that LG.Philips LCD has been awarded the Display of the Year Gold Award, as the company received the 2003 award for its 20.1-inch UXGA (1600x1200) LCD monitor panel with copper-based interconnect technology, an innovative “bus” technology.

“LG.Philips LCD’s 55-inch wide LCD TV panel was selected for SID’s Display of the Year Gold Award because it represents an outstanding achievement for large, wide-format LCD HDTVs, delivering full HD resolution for two megapixels of picture detail, high contrast via the implementation of dynamic contrast, and a wide viewing angle without an extra compensation foil,” noted Ernst Lueder, chair of SID’s Display of the Year Awards Committee.

“We believe that our 55-inch wide LCD TV panel, which is to date the world’s largest mass-produced TFT-LCD panel, sets a new standard for large and wide TV panels, delivering full HDTV (1920x1080) with more than two megapixels of display resolution？over five times more than most TVs today,” noted Bruce Berkoff, LG.Philips LCD’s executive vice president of marketing. “We are honored to receive this award from SID, and feel it is indicative of the growing recognition of LCDs as the best-suited technology for flat HDTVs.”

LG.Philips LCD’s 55-inch wide tackles the HD challenge head-on, delivering full HD resolution (1920x1080, 2 megapixels). In addition, this LCD features state-of-the-art technology, including Super In-Plane Switching (S-IPS) technology for wide viewing angles (178 degrees from all directions) and high color fidelity, over driving circuitry (ODC) for faster grey-to-grey response times (< 8ms), and dynamic contrast ratio (DCR) for a maximum CR of 1200:1.

SID/Information Display Magazine presented the Display of the Year Gold Award to LG.Philips LCD earlier today during SID 2005 in Boston, Mass. Media interested in seeing the LC55W01-A5 firsthand should visit LG.Philips LCD’s booth #1619, or contact Stacey Voorhees at 408-234-1082 to set up a meeting with LG.Philips LCD executives.

LG.Philips LCD (NYSE: LPL, KRX: 034220) is a leading manufacturer and supplier of thin film transistor liquid crystal display (TFT-LCD) panels. The Company manufactures TFT-LCD panels in a wide range of sizes and specifications primarily for use in notebook computers, desktop monitors and televisions. Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, LG.Philips LCD currently operates six fabrication facilities in Korea and has over 14,000 employees in locations around the world. For more information about the Company, please visit http://www.lgphilips-lcd.com.

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When you sell to multiple countries or regions, your customers can view prices in your store, pay for their orders at checkout, and receive refunds in their local currency. You can choose to have prices converted automatically using the current market exchange rate, or converted manually using an exchange rate that you choose.

Foreign exchange rates are used to calculate billing charged between USD and the partners local currency for Azure products. The rates are updated on the first of every month and hold true for the given month the rates are made available. These files are updated on the first day of every month.

Price changes are a common occurrence. Partners can anticipate price changes for license-based offers by looking at the price list preview. On the Partner Center, select the Pricing workspace to see the price list preview.

License-based services can be acquired as either base offers or add-ons. Only base offers are discoverable and purchasable via the Partner Center catalog. Partners need to apply add-ons only after purchasing the base offers. The license-based price list Secondary license type column includes information about each offer and its type. Base offers have Non-specific values in the price list secondary license type column and can be purchased in the catalog. Secondary license type values of add-on can"t be purchased in the catalog. To purchase these add-ons:

For CSP partners who use the Partner Center Software Development Kits (SDKs). Microsoft also publishes a list of the Azure Services in CSP on the Pricing and offers page.

These purchasing constraints are defined as part of the offer configuration and can be found by looking in the offer list matrix. Two columns of data work together to define the enforcement: 1. Offer Limit Scope and 2. Offer Limit. The constraints are enforced during a purchase. The catalog in Partner Center will disallow a partner from purchasing more offers than the rules allow. Any attempt to violate the constraints will result in an error.

Attestation applies both to the Partner Center and the Partner Center APIs when submitting orders and checking out carts. Partners can determine which offers require attestation by checking the AttestationProperties on the offer or SKU objects.

Pricing data is available to partners both from the Partner Center dashboard and through the pricing sheet API. Partners download the price list by navigating to the Price lists page. The new commerce offer price list and offer matrix will be labeled with New Commerce.

Price lists include basic information about pricing (how much it costs). The offer matrix includes purchase information about the products (how to buy it). Much of the information included in these download files is also accessible through the various Partner Center APIs (catalog APIs and price sheet APIs). Price lists require the partner to select the market for the pricing they request while the Offer-list matrix is agnostic of market.

The price list includes termDuration data that explains how long the term lasts. Many products support both monthly (P1M) and annual (P1Y). However, not all products support monthly term. A few examples of this include: Microsoft Intune, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, some Phone System and Calling plans, and various Exchange Online stand-alone products. Partners should reference the current price list and filter by termDuration to view product SKUs by term.

ProductID/SKUID/AvailabilityID. The Availability ID is only returned in the GetAvailablities API. When purchasing through the Partner Center user interface, it"s automatically included.

In the preceding example, a transaction made on November 2 would be related to the top line item. A transaction made on November 4 would be associated with the second line item. Overlap is a condition the Partner Center team is working to resolve because it can cause confusion for price list consumers.

Pricing and offer matrix APIs build on the existing price sheet API infrastructure that was released to support Azure plan. This API is now extended to support license-based new commerce pricing. The price sheet and offer matrix APIs supports pricing for updated new commerce license-based online services only. It doesn"t support traditional office license-based services available for download only from Partner Center pricing and offers page.

These images capture highlight methods to use screen space efficiently, regardless of the number of monitors used to watch the financial markets. The panels in these examples scale well when adding new screens, or when loading up a small laptop for travel. When pressed for space, reduce the number of charts and securities while keeping the entire set of indexes and indicators.

The top panel (1) highlights major benchmarks, showing detailed information on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, Russell 2000, and Nasdaq indexes. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures contracts sit at eye level so traders can watch in real-time during the market day. Open, high, low, and last data columns reveal how the current price is interacting with key levels, which also mark intraday support and resistance.

The center-left panel (2) deconstructs the Level 2 market depth screen, eliminating extraneous columns in favor of a streamlined view that displays just price and size. Market center data are no longer useful because the vast majority of intraday transactions never make it to this screen, due to high-frequency trading algorithms (HFT). The time and sales ticker on the right side has been reduced to core elements as well, showing just time, price and size.

The center-right panel (3) displays a simplified portfolio view for long-term positions. It isn"t required but is extremely useful when a position blows up and requires the trader"s attention. The lower panel (4) contains detailed information on open positions as well as securities being watched for entry. Price and percentage change measure intraday performance, while volume and average volume reveal activity level compared with prior sessions. Open, high, low, and last columns replace charts in many cases, allowing easy visualization of the daily pattern.

Top left (1) and top right (2) panels display scaled-down data on secondary ticker lists. These are compiled over time through news, scans, homework, media play and all the other ways we find interesting trade setups. Volume and average volume columns are especially important on these lists because they identify active securities in just a glance. The chart (3) links to tickers on all the panels through the green symbol on the upper left. Traders can also flip through time frames, from two-minute to monthly, by clicking on the top toolbar.

Top left (1) and center-left (2) panels display market internals and key indexes not shown on the first screen. Learning to interpret this background information correctly takes time, but the effort is worthwhile because it builds significant tape reading skills.

The top right (3) panel contains the same columns as other secondary lists but focuses on a specific market group … energy and commodities in this case. Finally, the bottom left (4) chart keeps a real-time VIX on display, while the bottom right chart (5) shows core security you’ll watch for years or decades.

On  September 23, 2022, OFAC issued Iranian General License D-2 (which superseded General License D-1, dated February 7, 2014), authorizing the exportation or reexportation, directly or indirectly, from the United States or by U.S. persons, wherever located, to persons in Iran of "certain services, software, and hardware incident to personal communications". General License D-2 enumerates certain categories authorized for export to non-prohibited end-users and end-uses in Iran. Some Apple goods and Apple software fall into these categories. For scope and further details, see General License D-2 and the Annex to General License D-2, available from OFAC"s Iran Sanctions Resource Center at http://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/sanctions/Programs/pages/iran.aspx.

On January 16, 2015, BIS amended the Export Administration Regulations to create a new license exception Support For The Cuban People (SCP) and to authorize sales of the certain items covered under license exception Consumer Communication Devices (CCD). OFAC also published amendments to the Cuban Asset Control Regulations (CACR) authorizing export and reexports of items authorized for exports by BIS. License exceptions SCP and CCD enumerate certain categories authorized for export to non-prohibited end-users and end-uses in Cuba. Some Apple goods and Apple software fall into these categories. For scope and further details, see Cuba specific guidance on BIS website available at http://www.bis.doc.gov/index.php/policy-guidance/country-guidance/sanctioned-destinations/cuba and OFAC"s Cuba Sanctions Resource  Center available at http://www.treasury.gov/resource-center/sanctions/Programs/pages/cuba.aspx.

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