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7 Nov 2006

Zune problems for MSN customers (Nov 6)

China reserves reach $1 trillion (Nov 6)

Mac virus is damp squib, says Symantec (Nov 6)

Attackers dig into zero-day flaw (Nov 6)

Adobe partners with Mozilla by open sourcing a core part of the Flash Player (Nov 6)

Video games reach next level (Nov 7)

Zune: Equipped for success (Nov 7)

Virus creators target Wikipedia (Nov 6)

Microsoft launches 3-D maps for Web search (Nov 6)

The Linux game has changed forever (Nov 7)

Updated Microsoft Office ships to factories (Nov 6)

NTP turns its attention to Palm (Nov 7)

Fujitsu showcases new Aviamo 37-, 50-, and 60-inch TVs (Nov 6)

Sales setback for digital TV sets (Nov 6)

Infineon is the world's first semiconductor company to introduce a test chip to eliminate VIA defects (Nov 6)

Intel, Micron to make flash chips in Singapore (Nov 6)

Nvidia buys iPod chip supplier (Nov 6)

Microsoft launches Google Earth competitor (Nov 6)

Is Microsoft going to start a Linux war? (Nov 7)

6 Nov 2006

South Korea pushes mobile speeds (Nov 3)

Samsung to release new sub-notebook (Nov 6)

Two companies investing big sums in tiny chips (Oct 27)

SigmaTel out, Samsung in at iPod shuffle (Nov 3)

Intel seeks government's nod for investing in India (Nov 2)

Hitachi's 2007 HDD outlook includes 250GB (Nov 6)

Qualcomm profit up, but forecast weak (Nov 3)

SIA: September semiconductor sales rise 9.3% to US$21.4 billion (Nov 2)

Panasonic 1080p HD PDP TVs now available (Nov 6)

Samsung launches mini MP3 phone (Nov 2)

HDMI Licensing launches HDMI 1.3 world tour (Oct 26)

Sharp's leader of the LCD pack (Nov 7)

A product review of Sharp's 65-inch LCD TV.

Fairchild Semiconductor launches hi-speed multi-media switch

The FSA201 and FSA221 integrate USB and negative swing audio switching functionality into a single package. The integration enables portable applications to handle either USB or audio signals via one connector, so no need for added componennts.

Samsung restarts 'corporate city' project in Tangjong (Nov 5)

3 Nov 2006

Sony to sell world's lightest notebook PC (Nov 2)

Nintendo picks GameStop, Toys "R" Us for Wii launch (Nov 2)

Google Mail goes mobile. RSS too (Nov 2)

NEC announces automatic projectors (Nov 1)

Sanyo launches 42-inch weatherproof LCD screen (Nov 3)

Kyocera prices LED-backlit LCDs (Nov 3)

Sony sees China trumping Japan as No.2 market (Oct 31)

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