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reuters make a interview with Canon's President and Chief Operating Officer Tsuneji Uchida.
The main facts are:
"We are not limiting our views to the Japanese market. We have the global market in mind,"

Japan's Canon Inc. is still focused on globally producing the next generation of flat panel televisions despite a legal setback that has thrown the debut and rollout of the new product into doubt.

"We currently have a facility for production of SEDs, but it is still limited, the capacity is limited, therefore we can only produce as much as the capacity will allow," Uchida said.

When Canon and Toshiba set up the joint venture in 2004 to develop the panels, the initial plan was to mass-produce the new SED TVs in time for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
We need to resolve this current situation before we can decide on when and how much we will produce and sell," he said, as Canon has so far only said it will produce a limited number of SED TVs in Japan by the end of the year.