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Philips Electronics president and  chief executive officer  Gerard Kleisterlee said yesterday  that the firm  is planning   to transfer its microwave oven production to the Philippines from its current production base in Nijmegen, Netherlands.


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Philips’ Key010, 128-MB digital camera key ring, and the Key019 were cited as "Best of Innovations" at the show, whose panel of judges included prominent industry designers, engineers and journalists. 


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