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AMD poise to take 15% notebook market share 1/13/2010
AMD is expected to see its market share in the notebook segment increase to more than 10% by mid-2010.
Hynix offers low power 2GB DDR2 chip 1/13/2010
Hynix Semiconductor has developed 2-gigabit (2Gb) low-power DDR2 DRAM for mobile applications such as smartphones and tablet PCs
JMicron to ship 100 Million chips in 2010 1/13/2010
JMicron Technology expects its overall controller IC shipments to surpass 100 million units in 2010, from around 70 million shipped in 2009.
ST Micro ventures into Solar Market 1/12/2010
STMicroelectronics is making its move into the solar market with a joint venture operation with Sharp and Italian utility operator Enel Green Power.
Gigabyte launch new Motherboard with USB 3.0 1/12/2010
Gigabyte has announced its latest H55/H57 series motherboards, based on Intel's H55 and H57 chipset with support of USB 3.0.
Rexchip ramps up DDR3 wafer production 1/12/2010
Rexchip Electronics has said it is scheduled to increase its DDR3 wafer starts share to 70% and production share to 50% in the first quarter of 2010.
TSMC annual sales falls 11% 1/11/2010
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. has posted its consolidated and unconsolidated sales figures for December 2009 and for the whole year
Intel launched new line of Processors at CES 1/11/2010
Intel has launced its new Intel Core family of processors for notebooks, desktops and embedded devices.
Intel launch its own App store 1/11/2010
Intel has launched an online store offering applications for netbook computers at the online site, www.intelappup.com
Acer unveils 3D-HD TV for gamers 1/11/2010
Acer has launched a full HD 3D Vision-ready 1080p monitor, the GD245HQ/GD235HZ for 3D gaming, videos and other home entertainment uses.
Tablet is the buzz word for 2010 1/8/2010
Apple's purported January 27 introduction of its long-awaited tablet computer has the competition coming out of the woodwork. Microsoft's Steve Ballmer is set to introduce a slate from Hewlett-Packard at Microsoft's keynote address at CES.
Rush of tablet PC can create tight supply chain 1/8/2010
In the interview last year, Freescale's Burchers said that while the first generations of so-called smartbooks utilized a clam-shell form factor, he expected many of the products that hit stores in 2010 would "morph into tablets." The tablet form factor with a touch screen is seen as desirable, appealing to younger users, because it encourages mobile use.
Nvidia introduce Tegra 2 netbook processor at CES 1/8/2010
The Tegra 2 includes a dual-core Cortex-A9 CPU core within a tally of eight independent processors and offers ten times the performance of the average smartphone while consuming 500-mW, according to an online transcript of a press conference held in Las Vegas, at the Consumer Electronics Show.
German smart credit card hit bug on New Year 1/8/2010
The German Savings Banks and Giro Association (DSGV) has issued a statement (in German) outlining that the problem hit as German card users tried to conduct transactions in the New Year. According to DSGV some 20 million ATM cards and 3.5 million credit cards are affected.
HB-LED mechanism remains little known 1/7/2010
The question of aging, reliability, and lifetime for LEDs is not a simple one: High-power LEDs have not been in existence long enough to have life-testing numbers. A common number for LED life is 50,000 hours, or almost six years, which is longer than the most recently introduced high-power LEDs and their packages have existed. But how useful is it to know that an LED has a 50,000-hour lifetime if a manufacturer measured that lifetime in an environment that differs from the one in which your application must operate
Abu Dhabi eyes on UMC 1/7/2010
After buying Singapore's Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd., Abu Dhabi's Advanced Technology Investment Co. (ATIC) is now looking at buying a stake in Taiwan's United Microelectronics Corp. (UMC)., according to reports.
Global Foundry land major deal 1/7/2010
Qualcomm Inc. has expanded its foundry roster, by announcing a deal with GlobalFoundries Inc.
Singapore EDB invested in printable solar ink 1/6/2010
Innovalight's silicon ink and processing technologies allow crystalline silicon solar cell manufacturers to boost output capacity, solar cell performance and reduce costs with the addition of a process step on already installed manufacturing lines.
Skype to work with Trinity Convergence to implement video call 1/6/2010
Trinity Convergence has successfully integrated its VeriCall® voice and video software engine with the Skype embedded SDK to enable fast integration of a Skype video client for equipment manufacturers.
ARM processor goes quad core 1/6/2010
Marvell's quadcore implementation can operate at above 1-GHz clock frequency and is designed for "high volume gaming applications" and other mass consumer applications. The quadcore is based on the same CPU architecture as the Armada 500 and 600 processors.
Rumor of United Arab to invest in Hynix 1/6/2010
According to the report, the UAE could buy all or part of Hynix. Amid an upturn in business, Hynix remains in a holding pattern in regards to gaining a new majority shareholder.
Samsung teams with Realtek to bring 3D TV 1/5/2010
The RealD Format is a version of a side-by-side 3-D format that uses filters and other technology that multiplexes a left eye and right eye 3-D image stream into a single channel for delivery of high-definition 3-D content using today's HD infrastructure to any 3D-enabled display type.
Freescale Tablet PC bases on ARM8 1/5/2010
It will "provide instant-on functionality, persistent connectivity and all-day battery life." The tablet that the chipmaker will show at CES will run both the Android and Linux operating systems.
DRAM and Foundries to increase capex spending 1/5/2010
After shutting down capacity during a brutal year in 2009, memory makers will open their wallets in 2010, accounting for 42 percent of chip industry capital spending, according to C.J. Muse, an analyst at Barclays Capital. By comparison, memory companies accounted for 38 percent of industry capital spending in 2009 after a peak of 63 percent in 2007.
Google to announce Nexus One phone today 1/5/2010
The Web search giant has scheduled a news conference for this morning at its headquarters in Mountain View. News reports indicate the company will use the event to unveil a phone dubbed the Nexus One, which will run the latest version of Google's Android operating system.
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