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7 Feb 2005

Fujitsu considers selling LCD operations to Sharp (Feb 6)

'Under the Sharp deal, Fujitsu would likely buy back a stake in its LCD venture from minority partner, AU Optronics, before selling most of the operations to Sharp.'

5 Feb 2005

UMC Jan. sales slump (Feb 4)

Gainward separates from former investor TNC, moves HQ to Europe (PDF - Feb 2)

UK PC sales achieved healthy growth last year (Feb 4)

PalmOne blunders on Treo 650 pricing (Feb 4)

Microsoft plans major patch day on February 8 (Feb 4)

Sony to release Playstation Portable (PSP) in US on March 24 (Feb 3)

Symbian unveils more powerful smartphone software (Feb 2)

Dell cuts toxic materials, boosts security in business PCs (Feb 1)

Lenovo reports slight rise in 3Q profits on lower revenues (Feb 4)

Lenovo said net profit rose to US$41.9 million, from US$41.6 million a year ago. Sales fell to US$809 million, from US$839 million.

Japan FTC thinks Intel violated antitrust law-media (Feb 4)

1 TB disk up for standardization (Feb 5)

EU wants all cars equipped with emergency transmitters (Feb 4)

HP says hits milestone in transistor successor (Feb 4)

Corning to put US$1 billion in glass substrate business (Feb 4)

The foundry king (Feb 5)

"Rick Tsai, president and COO of TSMC, sat down with Electronic News to discuss the state of the foundry business"

Nvidia upgrades graphics for mobile workstations (Feb 4)

Sony may delay sales of PSP in Europe, Asia (Feb 4)

Matsushita to cut 8,000 jobs as costs balloon (Feb 4)

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Mobile-phone sales surge in Asia (Feb 5)

SST and Nanotech sign licensing agreement for advanced flash memory solutions (Feb 5)

4 Feb 2005

NTT DoCoMo begins mass-market transition to 3G (Feb 2)

Korean companies release slim-size digital TV (Feb 1)

Alert issued over bropia carrier worm (Feb 3)

The Spybot worm is very damaging, Secunia warned. It seeks out Windows identity keys and certain application activation codes and feeds the information to the sender via Internet Relay Chat (IRC). The Bropia worm arrives in a file about 184KB.

Taiwan's Realtek has UWB transceiver in CMOS (Jan 31)

Taiwan Foxconn's shares fall 2.7% on HK debut (Feb 3)

IDC: global handheld device (PDA) shipments fell 13% to 9.2 million units in 2004 (Feb 3)

3 Feb 2005

NEC LCD Technologies to make some of its own color filters (Feb 1)

Boggled by Google: Wall Street way off mark on EPS (Feb 2)

Kodak seizes US digital camera lead (Feb 3)

Napster unveils portable service, anti-iPod campaign (Feb 3)

Samsung strenghtens its flash memory lead (Feb 2)

Japan to launch mask e-beam, wafer inspection consortium (Feb 2)

ST won't have 'single-chip' cellphone integration until 2007 (Feb 2)

Sun offers processing by the hour (Feb 2)

Lighter end-product inventories spur small-med panel in 4Q04 (Feb 2)

Fujitsu exits PDP business (Feb 2)

The Nvidia introduces Quadro FX Go1400 mobile GPU for PCIe (Feb 2)

2 Feb 2005

4Q good for Nvidia, graphics chipmakers (Feb 1)

Asia boosts 2004 equipment sales (Feb 1)

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