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Amazon to launch new tablet PCs in 2012 3/29/2012
Amazon will launch two new Kindle 10-inch tablet PCs in 2012.
Samsung to unveil Galaxy Tab 2 in Asia 3/28/2012
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 series will be offered in 7-inch and 10.1-inch form factors, both running on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich operating system with improved Android features.
Hynix changes name to SK Hynix with new investor 3/28/2012
Hynix Semiconductor has officially introduced its new name, SK Hynix, reflecting its new membership to the SK Group
Foxconn-Sharp forge partnership 3/28/2012
Sharp has announced a strategic alliance with Foxconn (Hon Hai).
Elpida delisted on Tokyo stock exchange 3/28/2012
The Tokyo stock exchange has delisted the stock of Elpida Memory, which filed for bankruptcy protection on February 27.
Apple CEO meets chinese officials for talks 3/27/2012
Apple's new chief executive Tim Cook has held talks with officials in China, the US tech giant said Tuesday, the workshop of its products but where its operations have faced difficulties.
HP and Lenovo to setup more retail stores 3/27/2012
Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Lenovo are both aggressively aiming to build up their own brand stores in Taiwan, according to sources from the retail channel.
Gigabyte release new Graphic card 3/27/2012
GIGABYTE Technology, a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards unveils the latest GV-N680D5-2GD-B graphics cards.
Kingston buys Rexchip shares from PTI 3/27/2012
Powertech Technology will sell all of its 9.32% stake in Rexchip to Kingston Technology
VIA unveil new system-on-module solutions 3/26/2012
VIA Technologies has announced the two latest VIA modules in the growing VIA Modular Solutions portfolio
SanDisk cut prices for Flash products 3/26/2012
Prices for SD cards and other mainstream flash memory devices have been falling since late February, due to competition among suppliers.
Altera, TSMC develop 3D IC test vehicle 3/26/2012
Altera and TSMC have announced the joint development of what they claim is the world's first heterogeneous 3D IC test vehicle using TSMC's chip-on-wafer-on-substrate (CoWoS) integration process.
Intel unveil new SSD using 25nm MLC Technology 3/26/2012
Intel to release new SSD codenamed Maple Crest, in May and 720 series, codenamed Ramsdale, both based on 25nm MLC technology.
Samsung to build NAND Flash in Xian 3/23/2012
The production at the new plant is scheduled to begin in the second half of 2013. Early January, the South Korean government granted an approval to Samsung to proceed with the plan.
MEM industry to set into high growth 3/23/2012
The "big bang" in MEMS consumer applications is generating a wave that is washing back into automobile infotainment and sports and well-being applications have similarities to medical without some of the stricter testing and clinical trials requirements.
Google's Asia Street View is not without trouble 3/23/2012
In Japan, Google was required to reshoot its street level photos in 12 cities in 2009 after complaints the vehicle plying Japan's narrow streets, was photographing the insides of people's homes.
Google to deliver environment adaptive advertising 3/23/2012
The premise of US patent 8,138,930 is that a phone, or other device, can detect a lot more than the current location of the user, it often knows the local temperature as well as the ambient sound and light levels, all of which the Chocolate Factory wants to use in order to better target advertisements.
Rumor: Micron to bid $1.5B for Elpida 3/22/2012
Industry sources have speculated that Micron Technology has offered US$1.5 billion to take over the Japan-based DRAM maker.
Window Phone promise to overtake iPhone market in China 3/22/2012
Microsoft’s manufacturing partners will “definitely” offer devices in the price range of 1,000 yuan ($158). A 16-gigabyte iPhone 4S costs 4,988 yuan at Apple’s online store in China.
New venture to offer Free WiMax 3/22/2012
Skype founder Niklas Zennstrom’s new FreedomPop project plans to offer “free wireless broadband” to their customers.
Megaupload: Can't afford to keep customer data anymore 3/22/2012
Carpathia Hosting filed an emergency motion this week in U.S. federal court in Virginia seeking protection from the expense of hosting the data of up to 66 million users. It says it is using more than 1,100 servers to store the 25 million gigabytes of data.
ISSI licensed memeory technology from IBM 3/21/2012
"We continue to invest heavily in new SRAM designs and we will launch multiple new products in the coming years,"
US imposed terriff on Chinese solar panels 3/21/2012
The proposed tariffs come in response to a complaint filed by a group of seven photovoltaic panel makers led by Solarworld AG (Bonn, Germany) which has manufacturing operations in California and Oregon.
Recapturing the relevance of the PC 3/21/2012
"End-user surveys tell us that few people consider media tablets as replacements for their PCs, so later this year when there is a new Microsoft operating system, available in sleek new PC form factors, we believe consumer interest in PCs will begin to rebound,”
China Anti-Monopoly to examine Google/Motorola merger 3/21/2012
While Motorola Mobility and Google expect the transaction to close in the first half, they said they can provide no assurances the transaction will be approved by China.
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