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PS3 problems reported 11/27/2006
PS3 users reportedly have encountered problems with the console, including overheating, inability to start up the console, and a lower display resolution from its Blu-ray Disc (BD) player, according to market sources.
Japanese developed chip that blocks PC virus 11/27/2006
Japan researchers have developed a microchip that blocks computer viruses before they enter PCs.
Haier setup software development center in India 11/27/2006
Haier Telecom, the mobile handset arm of the Qingdao, China-based Haier Group, plans to set up a software development center in India focused mainly on the needs of Indian mobile users.
Nvidia announced SLI Marketplace PC buying online 11/27/2006
Nvidia launched SLI Marketplace, a one-stop-shop for PC gamers to build, sell, upgrade the PC systems online.
Dell Q3 preliminary show sales rebounce 11/22/2006
Dell today dished out "preliminary" third quarter results that showed revenue rising to $14.4bn from $13.9bn in the same period last year. The hardware maker's net income also rose year-on-year to $677m from $606m.
SMIC gets additional license from Saifun 11/22/2006
Saifun said its Quad NROM four-bit-per-cell technology represents a breakthrough in existing NVM technology by doubling the storage capacity of conventional memory cells and providing a simpler architecture that requires fewer manufacturing steps and reduces manufacturing costs.
Rumor that Broadcom also has socket in iPhone 11/22/2006
A Wall Street analyst believes that Broadcom Corp. has secured a socket in Apple Computer Inc.'s anticipated mobile phone product, according to a Reuters report.
$100 laptop computer rolls off production 11/22/2006
The OLPC timetable calls for early production machines to be priced around $135 to $140 on the way to a $100 price tag in 2008.
SanDisk ships memory card for Nintendo Wii 11/21/2006
It can store game saves as well as back up Virtual Console games in the Wii Shop Channel. Also, it can be used to display JPEG images from digital cameras, with sizes of up to 8,192 x 8,192 pixels. Further, the Wii will accept video files created in QuickTime (motion JPEG) and will play MP3 audio tracks as background music during a slide show of digital still photos.
Form Factor file infringement suit on wafer probe 11/21/2006
The lawsuit was filed in federal district court in California and alleges that Micronics is infringing on patents that cover key aspects of FormFactor's wafer probe cards.
Sony did not deliver all promised on PS3 11/21/2006
Sony Corp. delivered fewer than half of the 400,000 PlayStation 3 units it planned to offer in the U.S, last weekend, according to an analyst.
Apple chooses Nvidia for iPhone processor 11/21/2006
Nvidia's acquisition of PortalPlayer "gives it an inside track at providing an integrated applications / video processor in a future video iPod for 2008.
HP launced new slim PC using AMD processor 11/20/2006
HP has begun selling a dual-processor server using AMD Opteron processors, a system that combines a slim design with reliability features for business-computing tasks.
Toshiba release two new HD-DVD player 11/20/2006
Toshiba hope to boost sale of half a million untis of its two new HD-DVD players by next spring.
SMIC trades lawsuit against TSMC 11/20/2006
Semiconductor Manufacturing International has filed another suit against TSMC over alleged unfair competition.
Sony PS3 flys off the shelf in minutes 11/17/2006
Sony the world's largest maker of video-game players, began selling the PlayStation 3 in the U.S. in a debut marred by production delays and software glitches.
IBM to build Super Fast Computer 11/17/2006
IBM is teaming up with the U.S. Department of Energy to build a supercomputer 30 times more powerful than the fastest machine running today.
Samsung offers new 2.5-Inch HDDs Featuring PMR Technology 11/17/2006
Samsung is offering a 2.5-inch hard disk drive targeting notebook and enterprise computing applications with the introduction of the powerful new M80 SATA series and M80 series.
Intel offers Quad Core Xeon 11/17/2006
Intel has kicked off a Quad-core Intel Xeon 5300 and Intel Core 2 Extreme quad-core processor families.
Memory card makers slashing prices amid slow demand 11/17/2006
Taiwan-based memory card vendors have been slashing prices to boost year-end demand in Taiwan.
ISSI samples low power SRAM for mobile application 11/16/2006
Integrated Silicon Solution Inc has introduced the IS61WV102416ALL/BLL, claimed to be the industry's first 16Mb, 1Mx16, high speed/low power asynchronous SRAM with access times as fast as 8ns
Intel offers first Quad Core Xeon CPU 11/16/2006
Intel officially rolls out its first two quad-core Intel's Xeon 5300 series for servers and the Core 2 Extreme Quad for desktops use two dual-core Core 2 processors in multi-chip packages.
Taiwan to loosen China chip investment restrictions 11/16/2006
Taiwan is reportedly finalizing by a plan to relax restrictions on Taiwanese company investment in China, enabling firms to use 0.18-micron chip manufacturing technology in China.
Samsung Introduces 1GB Multimedia SIM Card 11/15/2006
Samsung Electronics has introduced a 1GB subscriber identity module card solution, S-SIMTM, which expands customer experience in multimedia intensive services.
Sun launched New Blade Servers 11/15/2006
Sun Microsystems announced its new Sun Blade 8000 P chassis, a smaller model geared for high-performance technical computing.
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