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29 Sep 2004

LG L1400 for cingular on a budget (Sep 27)

Intel shelves plan to turn desktop into Wi-Fi hub (Sep 27)

Toshiba unveils new flat-panel SED TV (Sep 28)

Sun expands RFID testing, tools (Sep 28)

Cisco aims new switch at SMBs (Sep 28)

Toshiba said it aims to nearly triple sales of its audiovisual products (Sep 29)

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Technology stocks finished slightly higher Tuesday (Sep 28)

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Motorola to cut 1,000 jobs (Sep 28)

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Computer sales in India continue at a brisk pace, rising 39% (Sep 28)

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KDDI introduces "friendly design" 3G handset model (Sep 28)

Nexcom debuts blade server with Opteron (Sep 28)

28 Sep 2004

DVD Forum approves 16x DVD-R, decides on HD DVD logo (Sep 24)

Toshiba, NEC, Sanyo, others to set up HD-DVD business promotion group (Sep 28)

Sony begins sampling Blu-ray components (Sep 28)

27 Sep 2004

Adobe plans new format for digital photos (Sep 27)

Ingram Micro to buy Tech Pacific for US$493 million (Sep 27)

Toshiba releases IP phones in advance of new SIP PBX (Sep 24)

eMagin overviews OLED display progress (Sep 24)

Korean companies do not spend enough on R&D (Sep 24)

JVC Victor's 8.8 megapixel projector (Sep 24)

Success of Dell's supply chain explored (Sep 25)

PCI Express link quality notice (Sep 25)

Chip makers trimming equipment purchases (Sep 21)

Renesas increasing local outsourcing with Powerchip (Sep 23)

Philips lowers chip sales forecast on waning demand (Sep 24)

Philips delays 12-inch wafer fab until market improves (Sep 24)

Fujitsu looks to leverage ASIC in 90nm (Sep 22)

Incomes rise, manufacturing expands: US economy preview (Sep 26)

Hynix remains on CreditWatch positive - S&P (Sep 21)

MRAM becomes standard product at Freescale (Sep 23)

AMD, IBM extend chip development deal (Sep 21)

Nokia bets one global message will ring true in many markets (Sep 27)

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The view from the 50-yard line: Charting a foundry course (Sep 22)

TSMC says factory use to decline (Sep 23)

Delegates talk chip foundry (Sep 21)

German, French, Italian business confidence fell (Sep 27)

Gold may rise on concern oil will spur inflation (Sep 27)

Intel chip effort is hit by Hewlett-Packard move to stop offering desktop workstations based on Itanium (Sep 27)

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24 Sep 2004

Chinese OEMs lead domestic electronic-equipment markets, says iSuppli (Sep 24)

Epson to debut highly sensitive, ultra-small, single-chip GPS module for mobile handsets (Sep 24)

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