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2 Mar 2005

Sony unveils its first Walkman phone (Mar 1)

Micron CEO sees no chip mergers soon (Mar 1)

Toshiba launches white LED driver IC for mobile phone backlighting applications (Mar 1)

Intel airs multicore plans and new brand name (Mar 1)

ATI introduces ES1000 graphics chip for servers and thin clients (Mar 1)

Microsoft says 64-bit Windows due in April (Mar 1)

iSuppli: Soaring hard disk drive market due for some deceleration (Mar 1)

Rambus patent claims against Infineon dismissed (Mar 1)

Symbol Technologies 4Q earnings jump 76% as sales grow (Mar 1)

DoCoMo reaches 10 million 3G users (Feb 28)

Microsoft sells team sports games assets to French publisher Ubisoft (Mar 1)

Sony says increasing PSP shipments to North America (Mar1)

Sony now plans to put a million PSPs on North American shelves for March 24 launch.

Hitachi to boost output of small hard-disk drives (Mar 1)

Nokia launches 6230i cameraphone and two others: the 6021 and 6030 (Mar 1)

Sony Ericsson nnveils new phones, one has Walkman (Mar 1)

AMD sees lower computer chip sales (Mar 1)

AMD opens new test, mark and pack manufacturing facility in Suzhou, China (Mar 1)

Intel to unveil latest Itanium, code-named 'Poulson', on Tuesday (Mar 1)

Intel unveils dual-core 3.2GHz Pentium Processor Extreme Edition details (Mar 1)

1 Mar 2005

Linux isn't for everyone - yet (Feb 28)

Weak outlook at Samsung (Feb 28)

Syntax Groups launches first 26-inch Olevia LCD TV (Feb 28)

Chartered initiates 65nm fabrication (Feb 28)

Plasma vs LCD: the flat TV shootout (March issue)

Taiwan IT companies enjoy high profile at CES (March issue)

Applied Materials announces settlement of SPM lawsuit (Feb 28)

Taiwanese man charged with passing chip design information (Mar 1)

Technology stocks pull back as investors stay cautious (Feb 28)

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RF Micro Devices announces discontinuation of WLAN chipset development efforts (Feb 28)

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Expensive anti-piracyware threatens open standard (Feb 25)

Cell phone makers choose between style and tech (Feb 25)

WiMax may pose fresh challenge to broadband (Feb 28)

Samsung Electronics says business outlook not good (Feb 28)

Recruiting members for Tom's Advisory Panel (Simplified Chinese)

Faster Wi-Fi battle intensifies (Mar 1)

25 Feb 2005

Intel moves closer to your living room (Feb 24)

DisplaySearch reports LCD TV shipments surge in 4Q04 on increasingly attractive price points (Feb 24)

Unaxis Assembly & Packaging (ESEC) chosen as partner by ASE Global for the Wire Bonder 3100 (Feb 25)

Dell sued over bait-and-switch charges (Feb 23)

Apple takes a step away from FireWire (Feb 24)

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