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Samsung reveals 1080p DLP, CableCard plans (May 28)

Yen climbs to three-week high on optimism over Japan's economy (May 31)

STMicro buys back convertibles for US$120.85 million (May 28)

Tech rebound cheers Taiwan show, but clouds loom (May 28)

InterVideo home theater shipping with new products from six trend-setting Taiwan manufacturers (May 30)

Sun to upgrade Linux desktop software (May 31)

China `doesn't welcome' pro-independence Taiwan businessmen (May 31)

Novell's Linux focus could lead To growth (May 31)

Oracle forms Linux business unit for Asia Pacific region (May 30)

STATS challenges SOC with new packaging technology (May 28)

ProMOS announces plans to construct US$900 million chip plant in China (May 29)

Asia's chip foundries make a strong comeback after three rough years (May 30)

Understanding Asian markets the key to success (May 28)

What's in an image? For Korea, a lot (May 30)

Toshiba will discuss new system royalties (May 30)

IDC: Strong growth in the x86 leads overall European server market for third consecutive quarter (May 28)

National Semiconductor drives new interface standard for LCD TVs (May 31)

D-Link captures top networking market share (May 27)

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Philips launches new TFT-LCD controller for next-generation flat displays (May 28)

STATS introduces silicon-based system-in-package solution (May 28)

Renesas, Ubiquitous to tie up for home network solutions (May 28)

New standard 'iVDR' for removable HDD launched (May 28)

Organic EL panel has long enough life for mobile phones: Taiwan's RiTdisplay (May 28)

Nintendo to showcase console successor to GameCube next year (May 27)

Global server sales rise 7.3 percent in first quarter (May 27)

AMD in talks with HP, Gateway on 'Media Center' PCs (May 27)

A sparkling centenary for liquid crystals (May 16)

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