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25 Jan 2005

Altera revenues up for 4Q 2004 and year (Jan 24)

Saifun sells stake to Infineon, renews flash license (Jan 24)

IBM, Chartered extend foundry pact to 45nm node (Jan 24)

Suffolk University deploys Juniper (Jan 25)

Sony licenses Transmeta power-saving technology (Jan 24)

Nvidia enters server and workstation segments with new PCI-Express core-logic solutions (Jan 24)

Gamers could drive high-definition (Jan 24)

AMD servers take mystery dip (Jan 24)

Powell to leave FCC in March (Jan 21)

What went wrong with IBM PCs? (Jan 24)

24 Jan 2005

LGE denies report of talks with Siemens on handset unit (Jan 20)

TI announce single-chip mobile phones (Jan 24)

LG.Philips LCD reports fourth quater 2004 results (Jan 24)

Lithographers identify maskless challenges (Jan 21)

Connecting the Dots (Jan 21)

Broadcom chairman talks about wireless, consumer electronics and the opportunities that connect them.

Silicon Storage Technology sued by shareholders (Jan 24)

Infineon forecasts chip demand will slow in current quarter (Jan 24)

Elpida cuts outlook as equipment sales growth slows (Jan 24)

ATI Interview - Matt Skyner (Jan 20)

4 electronics giants team on DRM standard (Jan 21)

Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Royal Philips Electronics, Samsung Electronics Co. and Sony Corp. formed the Marlin Joint Development Association, which aims to develop a standard that will let manufacturers build devices that can share copy-prot

Nanya's record earnings fail to excite investors (Jan 22)

Ethernet networks get faster, cheaper, and then start again (Jan 24)

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Samsung Electronics retains 2nd pot in mobile phones (Jan 23)

Analysts: Samsung needs to be creative (Jan 22)

KiSS Technology introduces networked TVs for digital home (Jan 19)

Brillian back on track (Jan 23)

Konica Minolta launches two new 5-megapixel cameras (Jan 21)

Lenovo Launches Low-price Computers with LCD Monitors (Jan 21)

LCD TV sales expected to increase (Jan 22)

Matsushita sets up 2.2 bln yen cordless phone unit in China's Dalian (Jan 21)

2005 Economic Forecast - Semiconductors: Oversupply to affect computer chip sales (Jan 23)

Hynix supplies 1Gbit NAND flash chips for Sony (Jan 24)

IBM sale of PC unit to Lenovo faces security hurdle, people say (Jan 24)

Fujitsu reportedly leaving PDP market as competition intensifies (Jan 21)

21 Jan 2005

LG Electronics unveils LCOS RPTVs incorporating SpatiaLight microdisplays at 2005 CES (Jan 20)

Taiwan export orders rose 23%, slowest in a year (Jan 21)

Semi suppliers still reeling from inventory, restructuring issues (Jan 20)

KLA-Tencor, Lam Research post strong results (Jan 20)

Xilinx 3Q profit falls 8% (Jan 20)

Next-gen display to park itself in cars (Jan 19)

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