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Apple to unveil 16GB and 32GB iPad 3 3/1/2012
Apple has scheduled an event on March 7, sources from its upstream supply chain pointed out that the company is expected to launch two iPad 3 models - a 16GB version and 32GB version.
Rexchip says it will revamp sales model 2/29/2012
Rexchip Electronics has stated that the firm will pursue a new sales model with the parent company Elpida Memory.
Asustek launch PadFone at Mobile World meeting 2/29/2012
Asustek Computer launch PadFone, a smartphone fitted in a tablet PC chassis, at the 2012 Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain
Apple to unveil 14-inch Macbook 2/29/2012
Apple is launching a 14-inch MacBook Air and may start mass production in the near future to fully enter the Asia PC market.
Elpida to issue new shares to raise capital 2/28/2012
Elpida Memory's board of directors has approved plans to downsize the company's paid-in capital by 63.5%, and then raise money by issuing up to 803 million new shares, according to the Japan-based memory firm.
Foxconn to open Taipei IT mall 2/28/2012
Foxconn Electronics (Hon Hai Precision Industry) is expected to start trial operation at its Cybermart IT mall in northern Taiwan
Intel to launch Xeon E5-2600 processor in March 2012 2/28/2012
Intel will launch new-generation platforms for use in servers Romley-EP made up of Xeon E5-2600 series processors beginning March 2012.
Toshiba mass produce 19nm NAND flash 2/27/2012
Toshiba has developed a 3-bit-per-cell 128Gb chip, which entered mass production using the company's 19nm process technolog.
Taiwan makers displaying products with small booth 2/27/2012
Asustek Computer has decided to not set up a booth at CeBIT 2012 and will find a place near the show to host its clients and media
Globalfoundies to buy Promos 2/27/2012
Globalfoundries reportedly has agreed to take over financially-troubled ProMOS Technologies for US$1 billion
Semi Equipment Book-to-Bill rises to 0.95 2/24/2012
SEMI (San Jose, Calif.) said North America-based manufacturers of semiconductor equipment posted $1.18 billion in orders in January, on a three-month average basis, up 7 percent from December and down 22.1 percent from January 2011.
Fabless Japanese cmpany offers high endurance Flash IP 2/24/2012
Write and erase operations are 5 to 10 times faster tnan NOR flash memory and the memory retains data for 20 years at 125 degrees C after 10,000 erase/write cycles.
Windows Phone sales increased, thanks to Nokia 2/24/2012
Microsoft saw 2.7m Windows Phone device sales in Q4 2011, according to Strategy Analytics‘ figures, of which sales of Nokia devices like the Lumia 800 contributed 33-percent.
Apple's Tim Cook to hand out cash 2/24/2012
“Frankly speaking,” Cook said, “it’s [$98 billion] on more than we need to run the company.”
Breakthrough - complete voltage regulator built on 3D interposer 2/23/2012
IBM and Columbia University, who recently demonstrated a silicon interposer containing the necessary magnetic inductors at the International Solid State Circuits Conference (ISSCC)
DOD to cut electronic spending by 1/4 2/23/2012
U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) propose spending $13.59 billion in federal fiscal year 2013 for procurement and research in military communications, electronics, telecommunications, and intelligence (CET&I) technologies.
Prices on DDR2 DRAM jumped 2/23/2012
Rising demand coming from the consumer electronics sector, coupled with chipmakers' ongoing production cutbacks earlier, has led to the tight supply, the sources indicated. Prices will likely be pushed up as a result of shortages, the sources said.
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.
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