in·te·grant ( n t-gr nt)adj. Constituting part of a whole; integral. |
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Le role d'Industrie Canada, c'est d'etablir une economie de calibre international poussee par l'innovation, les idees et le talent et de mettre sur pied une societe du savoir integrant mieux la totalite des Canadiens. ADI's Integrant Technologies has already introduced mobile TV to mainstream consumer markets in Japan and Korea in cell phones from the likes of LG, Pantech and Samsung, and developed the first solution to support China's emerging mobile TV standard for wireless handsets. ADI's Integrant Technologies has already introduced mobile TV to mainstream consumer markets in Japan and Korea in cell phones from the likes of LG and Samsung, and developed the first solution to support China's emerging mobile TV standard for wireless handsets. |
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