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29 Mar 2006

Gateway tries Platinum on for size (Mar 29)

28 Mar 2006

EU cracks down on mobile charges (Mar 28)

S-LCD posts revenues of US$2.05 billion and operating loss of US$196.86 million (Mar 28)

Foundry revenue drops in 2005, Gartner reports (Mar 27)

Following Samsung, LPL to expand 7G mass production capacity (Mar 28)

Microsoft and Sony delays to damp chip demand (Mar 27)

Novaled converts into stock corporation (Mar 28)

Novaled, a leading developer of organic light emitting diode (OLED) technologies and materials for flat panel displays, lighting, and other opto-electronic applications, today announced a change of its legal form.

Matsushita Electric Industrial to establish Dutch financial unit (Mar 27)

Magnitude 5.5 earthquake shakes southern Japan (Mar 28)

Sony Corp said it had had no report of damage or injuries to workers at its microchip plan in Oita Prefecture and there were no reports of damage from other firms with factories in the area.

Big three stay ahead in semiconductor market (Mar 27)

Slower sales ensure that only four companies among the top 20 experienced double-digit growth.

IDC: Vista delay won't dent PC ships (Mar 27)

Hitachi releases next generation 42-inch plasma monitor

Dell's new 20-inch widescreen LCD monitor (Mar 27)

The father of flash (Mar 28)

When Fujio Masuoka invented the flash-memory chip at Toshiba in the '80s, he launched the Digital Era.

BenQ introduces MP720p projector (Mar 27)

O2 recalls handset following fire threat (Mar 27)

O2 UK is recalling nearly 30,000 X1 mobile phones after the company identified a fault which could cause the handset to overheat during re-charging.

Nintendo ups DS output (Mar 28)

Ten years on, revisiting Palm's first Pilot (Mar 27)

Fujitsu plans 200GB laptop drive for Q3 (Mar 27 )

That's earlier than the company had predicted last year.

AMD vs Intel -- the stakes get higher (Mar 27)

The No. 2 chipmaker has surged as it's taken business from its larger rival. Does it still have room to run now that Intel's hitting back?

Lycos enters Internet phone fray (Mar 27)

Dell 27-inch LCD confirmed (Mar 27)

Giant Dell LCD is not quite a TV (Mar 27)

Sanyo cooks up hard-drive LCD (Mar 27)

Acer vaults to number one in standalone LCD shipments for North America (Mar 27)

27 Mar 2006

Daewoo Electronics launches 32-inch LCoS orojection TV (Mar 27)

Alcatel board to meet Thursday on Lucent deal (Mar 27)

Microsoft appeals South Korea antitrust ruling (Mar 27)

Optical telecom component sales up 11% in 2005 (Mar 27)

GDC 2006: Playstation 3 without HDMI (Mar 27)

Next-gen HDTVs may hide first-gen HD DVD limits, says Microsoft (Mar 27)

Vishay launces tiny white LED for backlighting (Mar 27)

Nvidia to more aggressively go after small biz market (Mar 27)

Extra costs a worry for next-gen DVD adoption (Mar 27)

Mobile-phone cheating in exams on the rise - report (Mar 27)

Wal-Mart's dilemma in India (Mar 27)

Europe rallies on merger activity (Mar 27)

Sony to boost spending to push HDTV (Mar 27)

Sony, Toshiba, NEC to produce 45-nano chips? (Mar 27)

Corning looking at OLED market (Mar 24)

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