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Acer to offer Dual-Core Notebook 2/3/2006
Acer is hoping its Napa notebook sales in Taiwan will reach 5,000 units in March
Teac launches 4GB and 8GB, 1-inch portable hard drives 2/3/2006
Teac on February 2 (in the US) announced the launch of external 1-inch portable USB 2.0 hard disk drives in 4GB and 8GB capacities.
Infineon produces 65nm samples 2/2/2006
Infineon Technologies AG announced that it has produced first sample chips based on its 65nm CMOS platform technology.
NAND dumping in China 2/2/2006
Distributors have reportedly dumped NAND-based flash memories from South Korean vendors into the China market, according to Gartner Dataquest Inc.
MCP memory to go to volume in Q4, 2/2/2006
Micron said it had launched a range multichip package (MCP) memories for use in mobile phones and would be manufacturing them in volume late in 2006
Apple may retire ipod shuffle 2/1/2006
The Shuffle may not be long for this world, it may soon be replaced by a 1-gigabyte version of the iPod Nano
Researchers Warn of File-Destroying Worm 2/1/2006
If you have computer files you'd rather not lose, now is a good time to make sure your anti-virus software is up to date. A worm set to activate Friday will corrupt documents using the most common file types, including ".doc," ".pdf," and ".zip."
NEC Announces Intel Itanium2 Processor-Based Server 2/1/2006
NEC has announced that its Intel Itanium2 processor-based server, the Express5800/1160Xe, has achieved what is claimed to be the world's best TPC-C benchmark performance on an 8-processor IA server platform
VIA Technologies Announces VIA Eden, Eden ULV Processors 2/1/2006
VIA Technologies Inc has announced the fanless VIA Eden processor family with the VIA V4 bus,
SanDisk shares slip on soft Q1 statement 1/31/2006
The value of shares in SanDisk, a supplier of memory card products, and a leading customer for flash memory, fell by more than 10 percent on Friday
Israelic company develop Credit Card size Flash card 1/31/2006
Israeli startup Walletex has developed the world’s first credit card-sized wallet flash drive, called Wallet Flash.
Samsung develops fuel cell for media players 1/31/2006
Samsung said it has developed the first prototype fuel cell for portable multimedia players (PMP), with its affiliate Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology.
Rambus sets up European office 1/30/2006
Rambus has appointed Udo Muerle as Director of Business Development for its new European office with responsibility for the overall management and direction of Rambus’ strategic customer and partnership relationships in Europe.
Elpida memory agree to pay $84 Million fine 1/30/2006
Elpida Memory Inc. said it has reached an agreement with the Justice Department to plead guilty in a DRAM price-fixing scheme
Japan's Hynix tariff goes into effect 1/30/2006
One week after being proposed by the country's Ministry of Finance, a countervailing duty of 27.2 percent on DRAMs manufactured in Korea by Hynix Semiconductor Inc. and exported to Japan has been approved by Japan's cabinet and gone into effect.
Chartered earnings up 1/27/2006
Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing today announced its revenues for Q4 ended December 31, 2005 of $367.2 million, up 92.7 percent from $190.6 million in Q4 2004
PCS gets memory order from Dell 1/27/2006
Following Nanya and Promos, Powerchip Semiconductor Corporation (PSC) has also received orders, possibly DDR2 chips, from Dell, sources familiar with the matter said.
Broadcom reports bullish outlook 1/27/2006
Broadcom Corp., a diversified, high-growth maker of microchips, said quarterly earnings nearly tripled, topping all Wall Street expectations.
Microsoft net profit rose 1/27/2006
Microsoft Corp. reported a 5 percent rise in quarterly profit. The company said net income totaled $3.65 billion, or 34 cents per share, in its fiscal second quarter ended Dec. 31, compared to $3.46 billion, or 32 cents per share, a year earlier.
Nokia quarterly earnings meet expectation 1/26/2006
Nokia reported fourth-quarter earnings per share of 0.25 euros, in line with poll expectations. Net sales were 10.3 billion euros, up 9.3 percent from a year ago and above the average forecast of 10 billion.
Sony reports quarterly profit 1/26/2006
Sony reported a 47 percent jump in quarterly profit amid strong sales of a portable game console, bullish performance by its financial division, and weaker yen.
One billion transistors on Intel new chip 1/26/2006
Intel said it had made the world's first microchip using tiny new manufacturing methods that promise to let the world's top chipmaker make more powerful, efficient processors.
AMD chips on Dell PCs might be possible 1/26/2006
Dell Inc. is open to the possibility of using chips made by AMD aside Intel, Dell's chairman said Wednesday.
ST Micro reports lower net income 1/25/2006
ST Microelectronics reported lower net profit on as restructuring costs at Europe's second-biggest chipmaker offset higher sales driven mainly by wireless products.
Elpida reports profitable quarter 1/25/2006
Elpida Memory Inc. returned to the black in its December-ended fiscal third quarter. Sales for the quarter came in at ¥59 billion (about $513 million). Operating profit was ¥645 million (about $5.6 million).
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