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Intel built WLAN transceiver on all CMOS 6/20/2005
Intel said the transceiver features on-board power and low-noise amplifiers and 1.4-V operation. The SiP is the next step toward the company's vision of ubiquitous connectivity and an indication that Intel is rapidly developing the RF capability to achieve that goal.
CMP lunched Online vedio tech news 6/20/2005
Launched by CMP Media LLC's TechWeb network, The News Show will run segments ranging from up-to-the-minute tech news, interviews with top IT industry execs like Sun CEO Scott McNealy and General Motors CIO Ralph Szygenda, product reviews, opinionated analyses and an occasional rant or two.
Samsung to push for MMC Micro flash card 6/17/2005
In a move to push its MMC Micro flash card, Samsung has informed several of its clients that its NAND flash chips are not to be used on SD cards but should only be used in MMC micro cards, according to sources in Taiwan familiar with the matter.
Adobe reports profit up 37% 6/17/2005
Adobe Systems reported strong second-quarter earnings from strong sales on Acrobat and Photoshop software.
Google adds service on mobile search 6/17/2005
Google has rolled out a new search service that only links to pages that have been formatted for display in mobile devices' small screens.
Study shows PC demand stay strong 6/17/2005
Growth in PC sales should remain strong over the next year due to many factors, including low prices, the influence of emerging markets worldwide, and continuously growing demand for portable computers, according to research released this week by IDC.
IBM sells dual-Opteron blade servers 6/16/2005
IBM has begun selling blade servers using Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor.
Gateway won order from US Air Force 6/16/2005
The U.S. Air Force has signed an $8 million contract to outfit its military bases with nearly 10,000 Gateway desktop PCs, the company said.
Rambus suit Samsung over antitrust voilation 6/16/2005
Rambus said it has filed an antitrust suit against Samsung Electronics.
Cell phone on planes 6/16/2005
Boeing Co. unit Connexion expects to start selling cellular phone services to airline passengers as early as next year, the company said.
Samsung, Hynix to allocate more capacity to NAND production 6/15/2005
Samsung Electronics and Hynix Semiconductor will shift more DRAM capacity to NAND flash production by year end, according to sources familiar with the companise.
Rambus licenses XDR technology to IBM 6/15/2005
Rambus has given IBM a license to use its high-speed XDR memory controller interface cell technology, dubbed XIO. The technogy will be used to power IBM upcoming high-performance consumer applications utilizing its 90-nm ASIC process, the company said.
AMI acquired Flextronics chip unit 6/15/2005
AMIS Holdings Inc., the parent company of AMI Semiconductor, said that it has acquired the semiconductor division of Flextronics Inc. for $135 million in cash.
HP splits PC and printer group 6/15/2005
Hewlett-Packard said it has separated its personal computer and printer group into stand-alone businesses.
Skype launches voicemail service to it VoIP 6/14/2005
Skype Voicemail was launched yesterday. Customers with Skype Voicemail can leave unlimited Voicemail messages for all Skype users when they are offline.
Intel setup $200 million venture fund in China 6/14/2005
Intel announced this week to establish a $200 million venture capital fund in China to expand its reach in the nation.
China cell-phone sales to surpass Japan's 6/14/2005
The Chinese markets for mobile phones and personal computers are likely to grow larger than those in Japan in value for the first time this year.
LCD TVs double in sales and unit shipment 6/14/2005
Global sales of flat-panel TVs more than doubled in the first quarter to 3.15 million units, driven by significant price reductions supported by large cost savings in factories, a survey said.
Intel to setup $400 million plant in India 6/14/2005
Intel plans to spend up to $400 million on a chip assembly and testing plant in India, Communications Minister Dayanidhi Maran said.
Toshiba to deliver smaller form factor of the ipod-drive 6/13/2005
Toshiba said it has managed to make the 1.8-inch drives a little smaller which means iPods may soon shrink slightly in size.
HDTV over DSL by broadcom 6/13/2005
Broadcam announced that its IPTV set top box was used in the world's first demonstration of delivering a live HDTV broadcast over a DSL network.
China to build 20 new fabs by 2008 6/13/2005
SEMI said that 20 new fabs will be built in China between now and 2008, and many of them will be furnished with used equipment.
Intel keeps prices intact 6/13/2005
The latest price list released by Intel showed prices on its latest chip remain the same, indicating a strong demand in personal computer especially in notebook segment.
Sony, Nokia release new phones 6/13/2005
Sony Ericsson launched four new phones, which it said would boost its presence in the low and mid-segment market.
Intel Yonah pricing revealed 6/10/2005
Intel dual-core notebook processors, (codenamed Yonah), will be priced similarly to the current prices for the 700-series Pentium M processors
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