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Intel Sub-$300 notebook to be available in US soon 3/20/2008
Intel said its sub-$300 laptops initially designed for poor children will soon be available to U.S. and European consumers in a move that could further push down computer prices.
Samsung to ship 16 inch HD Panel to Acer 3/20/2008
Samsung said it will be advancing its shipments schedule for Acer's upcoming launch of 16- and 18.4-inch Full HD (FHD) notebooks
Qimonda to produce "Buried Wordline Dram" Q3/Q4 2008 3/20/2008
Qimonda plans to start producing Buried Wordline DRAM technology in the second half of 2008.
Intel unveiled WiMax/WiFi module for Notebook 3/19/2008
Intel has unveiled the prices for its upcoming Echo Peak WiMAX/Wi-Fi and Shirley Peak Wi-Fi modules with volume shipments of the wireless modules for Montevina-based notebooks.
Sony PS3 surpassed xBOX shipment 3/19/2008
Sony's PlayStation 3 surpassed Microsoft's Xbox 360 in February, as videogame console sales rose 19%.
Toshiba cuts sales forecast 3/19/2008
Toshiba cut its profit forecast for the fiscal year to 125 billion yen.
Elpida and UMC to build Fab in Japan 3/18/2008
Elpida Memory and UMC announced an agreement to jointly pursue semiconductor foundry opportunities in Japan
Intel to launch Centrino Plaform by end of May 3/18/2008
Intel will launch its new Centrino 2 (Montevina) platform by the end of May
Elpida to build 12-inch Fab with China Partner 3/18/2008
Elpida Memory & Hejian will jointly build a 12-inch memory fab in Suzhou, China, with the joint-venture to be named "Hefa,"
SIS to restructure company 3/17/2008
Silicon Integrated System (SiS) has signed off on plans to reorganize the company and will spin-off its investment management, digital TV, and mobile device businesses to form three wholly-owned subsidiaries.
Intel to unveil Mobile Quad-Core CPU 3/17/2008
Intel plans to launch its first quad-core CPU for notebooks, the Core 2 Extreme QX9300, in the third quarter.
AMD to launch new desktop CPU 3/17/2008
AMD is planning to launch B3 stepping quad-core Phenom 9050 series CPUs including 9850, 9750, 9650, 9550 and 9150 shortly
Lenovo launches "Idea Brand" PC in India 3/14/2008
“India is an important market to us... besides launching new products, we will enhance our retail presence and after sales service to become the No. 1 PC maker in the country,” Lenovo Senior Vice-President and President (Consumer Business Group) Liu Jun said.
Taiwanese DRAM fabs drive for cost advantage 3/14/2008
Experts say Taiwanese chipmakers have gained cost competitiveness by utilizing low-cost manufacturing bases, vertical integration and mass production systems.
Converge reports on the state of PC related component market 3/14/2008
So far the first week , DRAM market has shown no signs of any positive activity. 512 MB chips have dropped back down into the $0.85 to $0.90 range after hitting a high of $1.15. 1 GB chips have dropped to under $2 after reaching a high of $2.20 to $2.30.
Combination of NXP, ST and Infineon suggested 3/14/2008
NXP Semiconductors (Eindhoven, The Netherlands), ST (Geneva, Switzerland) and Infineon Technologies AG (Munich, Germany) have to stop operating individually, and join to achieve critical mass at a scale close to that of semiconductor market leader Intel and to be larger than number two Samsung.
iPod battery incident reported in Japan 3/13/2008
Japan is investigating a possible defect in Apple Inc's iPod Nano after one of the players shot out sparks while recharging, according to reports out of Tokyo today.
Tranmeta rejects RIM offer 3/13/2008
After receiving an unsolicited acquisition offer from investment banking firm Riley Investment Management LLC (RIM) for $15.50 per share in cash on January 30, Transmeta Corp chairman Hugh Barnes has rejected the firm’s offer.
Small IP firm holds big company hostage 3/13/2008
DTL owns U.S. Patent No. 5,051,799 which describes a so-called digital output transducer. The patent covers the adaptive multi-rate codec and other cellular communication standards used in GSM and UMTS cellular networks, technology that assures backward compatibility of cellphone handsets and base stations.
Hackers decrypted iPhone codes 3/13/2008
In essence, the hackers had found a way to run applications on the firmware without a development certificate from Apple.
Taiwan DRAM manufacturers holding back equipment procurment 3/12/2008
Company sources said ProMOS is in no hurry to install additional equipment to boost capacity.
3G market affected by state of economy 3/12/2008
"In our view the replacement cycle will slow due to the economy and consumers will increasingly go for cheaper phones over more pricier models," said Carnegie analyst Janne Rantanen.
Linux PC removed from Wal-Mart shelves 3/12/2008
"It looks like this particular product serves our online customer space best and that's where we'll continue sales of Everex,"
H1-B issue heating up on Capitol Hill 3/12/2008
Last April, the U.S government received about 133,000 H-1B visa petitions in two days, about double the 65,000 H-1B visas that can be issued.
Semi fab sales show weakness 3/11/2008
Late last month, TSMC’s financial results bested its competition, and predicted the impacts of seasonality to impact Q1 revenues, which it is showing to be true.
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