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2 May 2006

Five reasons we're not in a tech boom (May 1)

Samsung 'Origami' hits the U.S. market (May 1)

Memory prices expected to stay high (May 1)

CeBIT 2006: Gateway to Europe (May Issue)

Nokia applies two-pronged strategy to Chinese market (Apr 30)

What the Skype/Polycom News Means to VoIP (May 1)

Dell whacks prices on select notebooks, desktops (May 1 )

Picking the winner: HD versus Blu-ray (May 1)

17% of US consumers have a flat panel TV, 49% plan to get a flat panel (Apr 29)

Taiwan's LCD companies threaten Korea's lead (May 1)

Corning plans US$174 million expansion in Japan (May 1)

Acer plans to sell LCD TVs worldwide to counter PC slowdown (May 2)

1 May 2006

AMD Recalls 3,000 Opterons (Apr 28)

TSMC continues to outpace competitors in 300mm capacity ramp (Apr 28)

Sumco shares gain on report it plans 100 bn yen wafer plant (May 1)

Sony expects big losses on PS3 launch

Vonage more than doubles IPO expectations (Apr 28)

Flatscreen TV makers raise stakes (May 1)

NEC unleashes new multi-function LCD monitors (May 1)

Taiwan confident of maintaining chip lead (May 1)

Siemens says plans to cut around 1,000 jobs at COM unit in Germany (Apr 28)

Toshiba shares gain on UBS upgrade, chip investment (May 1)

28 Apr 2006

Smart mobile devices slip back in Europe (Apr 28)

ATI's India R&D facility expands (Apr 28)

Intel starts restructuring review (Apr 28)

Toshiba 05/06 profit up 70%,eyes modest growth (Apr 28)

Genesis to sign cross license agreement with Mobilygen (Apr 28)

Mobilygen is a developer of low power H.264 compression technology

Hitachi profit declines (Apr 28)

A sharper focus for Epson on core strengths (Apr 28)

Matsushita 05/06 profit up 34 pct, sees more growth (Apr 28)

Apple iPod rumors abound (Apr 27)

Microsoft 3Q profit up but misses Views (Apr28)

Nokia phones find hot spots (Apr 27)

Microsoft ramps up Xbox 360 shipments (Apr 28)

Sony raised the bottom line of its Xbox 360 sales target range for the year ending June 30 to 5.0 million to 5.5 million units from an earlier range of 4.5 million to 5.5 million.

Warnings over USB memory sticks (Apr 27)

Intel finally fights back (Apr 27)

SST projects revenues growth in 2Q (Apr 28)

SpatiaLight working with developer of next generation 3D near-to-eye display devices (Apr 24)

Solvay commits US$3 million to Georgia Tech for OLED research (Apr 27)

Survey finds 97%t of Web users a click away from infection (Apr 27)

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