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19 Jun 2008

Buy memory-chip stocks, sell LCD shares, Lehman Brothers says (Jun 16)

Intel may integrate DRAM into CPUs (Jun 18)

Applied Materials takes another wSwing at ASM (Jun 17)

Panasonic introduces world's first 6X write-once Blu-ray disc media (Jun 18)

Samsung says talk of defective chips "groundless" (Jun 19)

18 Jun 2008

d.light rolls out affordable solar LED lamps

Start-up d.light design, which aims for no less than to eliminate kerosene around the world within a decade, is launching three off-grid lighting products for developing regions.

LED solution for permanent and luminous lettering and outdoor light boxes

he LED module BACKlight Protect is the ideal solution for permanent and luminous lettering and light boxes in outdoor applications.

Google easily extending dominance to mobile search market (Jun 16)

ASE packages one billion Bluetooth devices for CSR (Jun 17)

Cadence proposes to acquire Mentor Graphics (Jun 17)

Local investors to keep Philly’s muni WiFi network running (Jun 17)

Fujitsu Laboratories develops low-power CMOS technology for 32nm generation (Jun 18)

Sony to launch 32-Inch LCD TV with lowest power consumption (Jun 17)

17 Jun 2008

HP introduces world’s first blade server for 24/7 mission-critical computing (Jun 16)

Show business: Lightfair and Light Canada

Lightfair 2008 demonstrated it is still a key event in the lighting calendar, while north of the border the IES Toronto Section has launched Lighting Canada 2008, writes Brian Owen.

TSMC's Chang offers keys to competition (Jun 17)

Intel spins off solar technology operations (Jun 16)

Intel is spinning off its solar-energy operations, which were birthed inside Intel's research labs, to form a company called SpectraWatt.

Hynix to buy 9.5% of ProMOS in US$168 million deal (Jun 16)

Samsung sues Polaroid and Westinghouse for ATSC patent infringement (Jun 16)

Demand for data puts engineers in spotlight (Jun 17)

Microsoft introduces OS specifically for PNDs (Jun 16)

Microsoft announced the availability of Windows Embedded NavReady 2009, Microsoft's first embedded operating system designed specifically for OEMs building handheld portable navigation devices (PNDs).

Adobe outlook disappoints, shares fall (Jun 17)

Suntech shares rise on bargain hunting (Jun 15)

IBM and Tokyo Ohka Kogyo turn up watts on solar energy production (Jun 16)

16 Jun 2008

New Samsung handsets made from corn (Jun 16)

Dell launches final Windows XP PC systems (Jun 16)

Sun to lose lunch money on JavaFX (Jun 12)

Nintendo Wii US sales 3x PS3, Xbox 360 (Jun 13)

Microsoft: 'We will save America from foreign domination' (Jun 13)

USAF upgrades airfield with Carmanah solar-powered LED aviation lights