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UltraBook makers turn to hybrid SSD to save cost 2/23/2012
Acer corporate president Jim Wong predicts prices for ultrabooks equipped with hybrid HDDs will fall to US$600-700 in fourth-quarter 2012, the sources noted.
Apple to make 7" iPAD this year ? 2/22/2012
They expected to see Apple launch “a 7-inch iPad with a low-end specification,” in or around the third quarter of the year at a price point of about $299.
SanDisk shown 19nm NAND Flash 2/22/2012
The chip also has a 3-bit per cell write performance of 18-Mbyte per second and a read throughput of 400-Mbits per second. The chip is a rectangle of silicon of 170 square millimeters area.
Apple defends right to use iPad trademark in China 2/22/2012
Shenzhen Proview Technology's lawyer Xie Xianghui argued that the sale of the iPad trademark to Apple Inc. by Proview's Taiwan affiliate in 2009 was invalid.
Microsoft said Motorola use video patents as a ransom 2/22/2012
Motorola is demanding the company yank Windows PCs, Xbox 360 consoles and more from store shelves in North America and Europe, “or else remove their standards-based ability to play video and connect wirelessly.” That, Heiner argues, is antitrust behavior.
Intel Ivy Bridge to support new LRDIMM 2/21/2012
The first Ivy Bridge chip targets a range of desktop, notebook, embedded and single-socket server systems with up to 8 Mbytes cache. Like previous Intel parts it integrates a memory controller and graphics, now upgraded to support DDR3L DRAMs and Microsoft DirectX 11.0 graphics APIs.
Intel joins the foundry wagon 2/21/2012
Tabula (Santa Clara, Calif.) becomes the second programmable logic startup confirmed to be using Intel's Custom Foundry division for foundry work. In October 2010, Achronix Semiconductor Corp. announced that Intel would build its 22-nm FPGAs.
NVDIA Tegra 3 enhanced with wireless modem 2/21/2012
NVIDIA has revealed its Icera modem tech and, vitally, its rising challenge to Qualcomm, Texas Instruments and others in the smartphone and tablet segment.
Nook Tablet priced at $199 2/21/2012
For general consumers, the lower price point is most welcome. If you’re planning on using it for predominantly ebook reading, then 8GB is certainly sufficient for storing thousands of titles.
SanDisk into resistive memory development 2/20/2012
A job ad for the position was posted in SanDisk's website dated Feb. 15, 2012. The job is based at SanDisk headquarters in Milpitas, California, and the director's goal should be, the advert says, to bring the 3-D ReRAM technology from R&D to production.
Huawei places $6 Billion chip order with US manufacturers 2/20/2012
Since the establishment of U.S. operations in 2001, Huawei has place procurement contracts with 280 U.S. technology companies worth more than $30 billion, the company said.
Scientist succeed in building single atom transistor 2/20/2012
Single-atom transistors have been created before by chance, but using this method, the team from UNSW can produce them reliably.
iPad 3 Logic board picture shows A5X processor 2/20/2012
The big news (if true) is the "A5X" silicon, suggesting we'll see an incremental enhancement rather than the wholesale revolutions evident in the A4 and A5 chips that accompanied its predecessors.
Elpida's possible failure will change the DRAM industry 2/17/2012
Should the Japanese government not bail out Elpida, an oligopoly may be formed in the global DRAM industry.
Intel to include transactional memory to help multi-core operations 2/17/2012
“Moreover, the potential to significantly improve scalability is incredibly attractive for a design with dozens of cores and hundreds of threads,”
FixYa compared user issues on Kindle Fire and iPad 2 2/17/2012
There may be some value in the FixYa's Tablet Index nonetheless, to give potential device buyers a sense of the most commonly reported problems. The company claims that its index was generated from tens of thousands of issues posted to the community Q&A site.
Google and Apple juggling on "slide to unlock" patents 2/17/2012
Who would have thought a simple slide-to-unlock gesture would be so important?
Semi tool company filed complaint against Intel, IBM, and Micron 2/16/2012
Intel, IBM and Micron are infringing on the APS-held patent by using Cyclone ALD tools in chip production, according to the allegations.
Analyst's view on possible Elpida/Micron merger 2/16/2012
According to IHS, a merged Micron and Elpida would have capacity for 374,000 DRAM wafer starts per month. The combined company would have a 28 percent share of worldwide DRAM manufacturing capacity, placing it just behind Samsung, which has capacity for 433,000 wafer starts per month, or 33 percent of global DRAM capacity.
Cisco to fight Microsoft on Skype compatibility 2/16/2012
Cisco announced its intention to appeal the European Commission’s approval of Microsoft’s $8.5 billion Skype acquisition. Cisco wants the EC to require that Microsoft and Skype support standards for interoperability with other collaboration platforms.
European High Court: : Social neworks cannot be forced to block illegal downloads 2/16/2012
"The owner of an online social network cannot be obliged to install a general filtering system, covering all its users, in order to prevent the unlawful use of musical and audio-visual work," the ECJ said in a statement.
Qimonda trustee request Infineon to pay $2.25B 2/15/2012
That action asserts that Infineon failed to make certain necessary declarations to the German company registrar as it moved assets through shell companies in association with the setting up of Qimonda as a subsidiary company.
Germans have a way to deal with un-employment 2/15/2012
German workers are treated as assets, not “overhead,” and German managers are making a bet – sticking out their necks – in hopes that new orders will come in and an economic recovery will indeed come.
Details of BlackBerry OS 10 leaked 2/15/2012
One of the differentiating factors between the BlackBerry OS 10 and its predecessors is the likely inclusion of widgets. If included, widgets would bring OS 10 at par with iPhone, Android and Windows Phone and may help it garner more users.
SanDisk hauled in low cost SSD with SATAIII 2/15/2012
The 120GB and 240GB variants are available now priced at $190 and $400, while a 480GB version will ship "later this year" with a $750 asking price.
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