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Intel and Micron claim to boost solid-state drive speeds by 500% (Feb 1)

Resolution and contrast: A guide to big-screen TV buying (Feb 3)

Global chip sales hit US$255.6 billion in 2007 (Feb 1)

Chartered profit up, aided by communications (Jan 31)

EU approves German aid of 165.6 mln eur for Qimonda DRAM wafer project (Jan31)

Lumex announces SMT RGB LEDs for handset backlighting (Jan 31)

Microsoft bids US$44.6B for Yahoo (Feb 1)

Mike Stoane Lighting makes use of Lamina LEDs (Jan 25)

Martin LED fixtures shine in Kuwait cinema (Jan 28)

Color Web provides LED video ceiling for Belgium nightclub (Jan 29)

Remco replaces conventional street lights with LED lighting (Jan 30)

DOE releases Oakland LED streetlight demo report (Jan 31)

Stealth introduces TuffTouch Industrial Grade LCD monitor (Jan 31)

Panasonic posts record profit as PDP sales recover (Feb 1)

Understanding different TV technologies (Feb 1)

OLED: finally new TV technology (Feb 1)

Clearing up some of the confusion oer HDTV (Jan 31)

Display power consumption (Feb 1)

Things you'll see in value village 10 years from now (Feb 1)

High definition television is the future of the DTV transition (Feb 1)

Austin increasing use of LED bulbs (Jan 31)

Can Panasonic's 46" PDP pose a challenge to LCDs? The key lies in whether it becomes a mainstream size (Feb 1)

Sharp announces earning results for the third quarter ended in Dec 31, 2007 (Feb 1)

Hynix Semiconductor says 2007 net profit down 84% (Feb 1)

STATS ChipPac books record FY income of US$94m (Jan 31)

Wall-mountable TVs get thinner, go wireless (Feb issue)

Flat panel TVs are finally appearing in true wall-mountable designs. Technologies enabling the development of thinner, wireless screens are transforming the layout of the typical living room.

How Sony can keep the momentum (Jan 31)