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At the United States & Canadian Academy of Pathology 2010 annual meeting (March 20-26, jurisdiction DC, USA), Royal Philips semiconductor chip circuitry (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHI) will unveil a work-in-progress pathology slide scanner and customer's broker image government system. These mock-up* systems will form the basis of the company's future microcircuit digital pathology solutions. The precursor slide scanner will be designed to hurdle one of the major hurdles for regular introduction of digital pathology - the availability of a computer-assisted tomography telecommunications
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