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Cost is king for Xbox 360 power-management discretes, and ON Semiconductor has been crowned, says iSuppli
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However, another supplier has made a major impact on the new video-game console with some less glamorous but no less-important chips: ON Semiconductor, which is providing key power-management discretes for the console.
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