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19 Jul 2005

Global LCD market to Surge to US$70 billion in 2008, Samsung says (Jul 19)

S Korea to overtake Japan as top PDP maker this year: official (Jul 19)

Aeon red-faced over 10,000 defective LCD TV sets (Jul 16)

Philips' 2Q profit skyrockets 60 percent (Jul 18)

Samsung Electronics, LG Philips LCD branch out into small LCD panel markets (Jul 19)

Gartner says worldwide PC market experiences better than expected growth as shipments increase 15 percent in second quarter of 2005 (Jul 18)

3M profits up slightly on optical-films sales (Jul 18)

IBM pulls support plug on OS/2 (Jul 18)

Philips uses flickering light to dispel TV ghosts (Jul 18)

Apple already in talks over video iTunes and iPod (Jul 18)

PC shipments growing faster than expected (Jul 18)

Hewlett-Packard trade show canceled (Jul 18)

Microsoft courts Hollywood allies (Jul 17)

Probe confirms Infineon payments (Jul 18)

Gartner says worldwide PC market experiences better than expected growth as shipments increase 15% in 2Q 2005 (Jul 18)

Actel claims to usher in era of 'programmable system chip' (Jul 18)

China's Haier in the bidding for Maytag, the owner of the Hoover brand (Jul 19)

In the latest move by a Chinese firm to gain a global brand, Haier is bidding for Maytag against US-based Whirlpool and Ripplewood Holdings.

Samsung hit by lower chip prices (Jul 15)

18 Jul 2005

LG profit plunges 70% as mobile phones post first loss (Jul 18)

IBM reads the last rites over OS/2 (Jul 18)

Intel to extend sequence numbers to Xeon, Itanium processors (Jul 15)

Q&A with Cotco: White light at the end of the LED tnnel? (Jul 17)

Philips pioneers long-lasting LED streetlamps (Jul 15)

Stolen Hynix technology worth 624 Billion won almost leaked to China (Jul 16)

Whirlpool bids US$1.3 billion for Maytag, topping offers

Taiwan's Typhoon Haitang shuts markets, businesses, airports (Jul 18)

TSMC expects semiconductor upswing (JUl 16)

AMD sales flat, profit falls from '04 (Jul 17)

U.S. to lose chip market share through 2009, says report (Jul 15)

Tower tips turnaround strategy (Jul 15)

Exit of Infineon manager leaves gap (Jul 17)

17 Jul 2005

Intel lawsuit could cost ?3 billion (Jul 17)

HP to slash approximately 15,000 jobs (Jan 16)

Work and school called off in Northern and most of Eastern Taiwan, including Taipei and Hsinchu, on Monday, July 18, due to typhoon Haitang (Chinese link - Jul 17)

Eye of typhoon Haitang expected to be over Taiwan on Monday, July 18 (Jul 17)

At 4.30pm on Sunday no announcement about work on the Monday had been made. Government will post announcement in Chinese on 'http://www.cpa.gov.tw'.

15 Jul 2005

Sony Ericsson sees sales rising (Jul 15)

Security in a 64-bit world (Jul 13)

WiMax certification process launched (Jul 14)

HP gears up for layoffs, reorganization (Jul 14)

ANALYSIS-Still some mileage left in Asia chip rally (Jul 14)

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