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30 Aug 2004

Sun's price strategy can't slow Linux adoption (Aug 27)

Asian stocks mostly flat to lower (Aug 29)

Intel clouded by back-to-school fears (Aug 29)

HP launches own iPod as latest push into consumer markets (Aug 27)

Poverty is a growing risk to Asian markets (Aug 30)

Asian stocks: Japan's NTT drops; Taiwan's AU Optronics declines (Aug 30)

Small, light laptops with bigger screens challenge Sony series (Aug 26)

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Optus, Vodafone enter 3G deal (Aug 25)

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TCL profit increases 33%, core revenue rises 16% (Aug 30)

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Hynix says deal with Citigroup arm might be delayed (Aug 30)

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Nokia takes a risk in putting new phone on the big screen (Aug 26)

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Yahoo sells $US191 million of Google shares (Aug 30)

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PCCW's outlook is questioned (Aug 30)

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Chunghwa expected to beat forecast (Aug 30)

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Defect puts into question profit at Siemens phone unit (Aug 30)

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Intel's 'BTX' Motherboard Debuts on Gateway's PC (Aug 27)

Samsung eyes global deployment of digital lifestyle service (Aug 28)

A pillar of Japan Inc. finally turns around (Aug 28)

IBM adds immersion lithography to IC roadmap (Aug 27)

Intel sales update clouded by back-to-school fears (Aug 27)

Strategies for small fish in a big pond (Aug 26)

27 Aug 2004

Hynix to push ahead with non-memory sale to Citigroup (Aug 27)

TCL profit up 44% on TV exports (Aug 27)

NEC phones for China (Aug 25)

When Windows breaks (Aug 25)

You're on a road trip using a notebook PC to keep in touch with the home office. Then the unthinkable happens. Your notebook won't start up as it should.

Brocade to 'hit its stride' in 2005 (Aug 26)

LG Group to employ 11,800 R&D workers by 2007 (Aug 26)

TCL warns of market weakness (Aug 27)

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The battle against DVD piracy starts even before a movie opens in the US (Aug 27)

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Toshiba to raise flash memory output capacity (Aug 26)

Toshiba plans to boost capacity of a plant in Japan to 107,500 wafers by 1H FY2005 from 100,000 wafers currently.

Infineon boosts forecast as orders begin to spike (Aug 26)

Intel upgrade opens another Wi-Fi option (Aug 27)

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Hynix bid to cut stock buyback price rejected (Aug 26)

Freescale signs deals to supply mobile giants (Aug 26)

Elpida puts two 256Mb RAM devices in one MCP (Aug 26)

Asat, LTX see poor outlook as backend slows (Aug 26)

Samsung and Genesis Microchip enter licensing agreement (Aug 26)

Sampo licenses Genesis Microchip's patent (Aug 25)

26 Aug 2004

Server sales rocket by almost a quarter (Aug 26)

Omnivision's quarterly outlook disappoints marketplace (Aug 25)

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