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Intel's profits rise 10/13/2004 Intel Corp.'s third-quarter profits rose 15 percent amid struggling with weaker than expected PC sales and excess inventory. LG Philips sales down due to display prices pressure 10/12/2004 LG.Philips LCD (Seoul) reported third-quarter 2004 sales of $1.6 billion, down 19.6 percent from the second quarter as higher display fab capacity spawned an inventory build-up and falling liquid crystal display (LCD) prices. Infosys earnings fly 10/12/2004 Infosys Technologies of India reported a 49 percent increase in second-quarter profits, citing strong demand for its outsourcing services. Microsoft to launch Windows XP Media Center 10/12/2004 Microsoft is set to launch a new version of its Windows XP Media Center, a personal computer designed for viewing movies, listening to music and scrolling through digital pictures. SGI to sell Intel-base Linux system 10/12/2004 Silicon Graphics Inc. announced that it will ship a new Intel Itanium-based Linux workstation that it claimed to be the most powerful of its kind in the world. Apple to develop more powerful iPOd? 10/12/2004 Industry watchers are speculating that Apple is preparing to unveil a 60-gigabyte iPod that would become its top-of-the-line offering. BenQ to introduce hard drive-based music player 10/11/2004 BenQ is planning to launch a new hard drive-based digital media player later this year, the company said. Broadcom delivers voice-over-WLAN in 2 chips 10/11/2004 Broadcom Corp. has condensed all of its Wi-Fi and voice-over-Internet Protocol hardware and software technologies into two chips. Top motherboard makers report higher shipments 10/11/2004 The top-four Taiwan motherboard makers, shipped a combined total of 8.44 million motherboards in September, up 19.7% from 7.05 million units in August, according to a new sources in Taiwan. Law firm filed suit against Infineon 10/8/2004 A Law firm has filed a class-action lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California against Infineon Technologies. AMD to announced Processor Price Cut 10/8/2004 AMD is expected to again lower the prices of its socket 754 AMD Athlon 64 processor lineup in mid-October HP to deliver next phase of Utility computing 10/8/2004 HP announced that it will deliver the next phase of utility computing capabilities through a portfolio of modular offerings including the new HP BladeSystem Acer to ship 6 million notebook this year 10/7/2004 Acer aims to ship 3.5-4.0 million notebooks this year and six million in 2005 Strong notebook demand expected to drive up SODIMM volume 10/7/2004 Stronger-than-expected demand for notebooks is expected to drive up demand this quarter for SO-DIMMs (small-outline dual-inline memory modules), and chips with a 16Mbit×16 confi Cisco's China R&D center will not affect relationship with Taiwan. 10/7/2004 Taiwan makers will continue to play an important role in Cisco Systems’ supply chain after the vendor’s new R&D center in China begins operation in its third fiscal quarter of 2005 Magnachip to list its share in U.S market 10/7/2004 MagnaChip , a maker of logic and camera sensor chips created by the sale of the non-memory operations of Hynix, aims to list its shares on a U.S. stock market OCZ launched Zero-Buffer DDR Module 10/7/2004 OCZ Technology announced the release of Zero-Buffer DDR (ZB-DDR) technology (patent pending) for unbuffered memory module Taiwan Taitronics show to open on October 8-12 10/6/2004 The 2004 Taipei International Electronics Show (Taitronics) will be held between October 8-12 and then again between October 16-20 Samsung's DRAM allocation to affect NAND-flash supply 10/6/2004 Samsung to allocate more DRAM capacity, may affect Nand Flash supply Hynix non-memory chip unit renamed Magnachip 10/6/2004 Citigroup Venture spinned off Hynix non-memory division. VIA to offer 64bit processor 10/6/2004 Via Technologies have announced plans to enter the x86-based, 64-bit processor market. PalmOne launched Industry's First 256MB Storage Handheld 10/6/2004 PalmOne introduced the Tungsten(TM) T5 handheld with 256MB of flash memory Intel to cut Pentium-M price 10/5/2004 Intel plans to cut prices for its Dothan-based 400MHz FSB Pentium M lineup on October 17 Notebook manufacturers plants running overtime 10/5/2004 A number of China-based notebook PC plants belonging to Taiwan makers are currently operating 24 hours per day VIA reports September revenues 10/5/2004 VIA Technologies saw its revenues decline 2.2% sequentially to NT$1.88 billion in September, according to a company news release  807  |  808  |  809  |  810  |  811  |  812  |  813  |  814  |  815  |  816

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