SaeHan Information Systems<br>새한 정보 시스템
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| Founded 📆 | 1997 |
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| Headquarters 🏙️ | Seoul, South Korea |
Area served 🗺️ | Worldwide |
| Products 📟 | Electronics |
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SaeHan Information Systems (Hangul: 새한 정보 시스템) is a South Korean information systems company based in Yeouido, Seoul. The company started out as a small subsidiary of Jaeil Textiles(Hangul: 제일합섬) in January 1973. SaeHan Information Systems is credited with the development of the world's first MP3 player.[1]
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- 1973 Jaeil Textiles computing division launched
- 1982 Saehan Media computing division launched
- 1982 separated from Samsung Group computing division. Founded Jaeil Textiles KyungSan Factory (IBM-4341)
- 1991 consolidated to Samsung SDS
- 1997 group Separated. Separated from Samsung SDS and Founded SaeHan Information Systems
- 1997 first MP3 Player development in the world (CeBit H/W award)
- 2008 Incorporation – Woongjin Group
- 2010 Incorporation – GS Group
- 2012 Changed Company name as TAK Information Systems
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References[edit]
- ↑ Tony Smith (10 March 2008). "Ten Years Old: The World's First MP3 Player". The Register. Retrieved 28 July 2016.
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