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IPC Industry Feels No Pressure From Atom Shortages
July 7, 2008
on Components
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DigiTimes
Although Intel's Atom processor shortage has had a large impact toward notebook vendors' low-cost notebook (netbook) shipments, IPC (industrial PC) makers, who also have their eyes on Atom platforms, say they are not feeling as much pressure. Read more
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Do We Really Need Cinema 2.0?
June 17, 2008
on Components
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Wolfgang Gruener
Opinion - AMD pitches an enticing idea that takes advantage of the massive horsepower hidden in the company's graphics card. Read more
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Cutthroat DRAM Market Prompts Semiconductor Industry To Lower Revenue Forecast
June 11, 2008
on Components
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Wolfgang Gruener
It is a great time for PC vendors and consumers to buy DRAM, as competition this segment remains strong and prices show little signs of recovery (according to DRAMExchange, 1 Gb DDR2-667 chips are currently selling for about $2. Read more
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AMD Reveals Ultraportables
June 3, 2008
on Notebooks and Laptops
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Rachel Rosmarin
AMD looks to be entering the ultra-lightweight ring, though the arena is already crowded. On Tuesday, at the Computex conference in Taipei, Taiwan, AMD displayed working demonstration models of at least two sub-notebook designs. Earlier in the day compet Read more
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AMD's Sells Quad-Cores For $1
May 2, 2008
on Components
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Theo Valich
Shanghai (China) - AMD is currently preparing its presentations for the company's annual stockholder meeting next week and we hear that the company will let us know that more than 1 million quad-core CPUs have been shipped. Read more
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Microsoft's Forensic USB Key Not As Evil As First Thought
April 30, 2008
on Components
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Humphrey Cheung
Redmond (WA) - The initial uproar over news of Microsoft's forensic USB thumb-drive appears to be misplaced. Read more
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Micron And Nanya Sign Agreement To Create Memory Joint Venture
April 22, 2008
on Components
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DigiTimes
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NAND Flash Receiving Boost From Low-cost Notebooks
April 22, 2008
on Components
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DigiTimes
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Blu-ray Reaches 60% Awareness In Two Years
April 3, 2008
on Desktop Computers
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Mark Raby
Santa Monica (CA) - More than 10 million households in the US now have a high-def disc player and more than half of the country is aware of the Blu-ray Disc format, according to a new study from Interpret. Read more
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AMD Fires Managers In Europe
April 1, 2008
on Components
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Theo Valich
There is lots of confusion about AMD cutting its workforce these days. Read more
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Lite-On IT Reportedly Lands Blu-ray Disc OEM Orders From Dell
April 1, 2008
on Desktop Computers
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DigiTimes
Lite-On IT, the largest Taiwan-based maker of half-height optical disc drives (ODDs), has secured OEM orders for Blu-ray Disc (BD) ROM drives from Dell with a monthly shipment volume of 20,000-30,000 drives, according to suppliers of chipsets and other key components of ODDs in Taiwan. Read more
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Hynix To Cut NAND Flash Production
April 1, 2008
on Desktop Computers
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DigiTimes
Hynix Semiconductor has decided to cut production of NAND flash amid an industry-wide over-supply and fast falling prices, according to sources within the memory industry. Read more
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Outrage Over Creative's Decision To Remove User-modded Vista Driver
March 31, 2008
on Desktop Computers
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Theo Valich
Mountain House (CA) - There is a storm developing around Creative Labs, as the company is opening fire against rivals and users on multiple fronts. Read more
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Intel, STMicro Create Phase-change Memory Company Numonyx
March 31, 2008
on Desktop Computers
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Wolfgang Gruener
Intel, ST Microelectronics and Francisco Partners have completed the transaction to create Numonyx , a new semiconductor company that will be developing and manufacturing NOR/NAND flash memory as well as phase change memory (PCM) devices. Read more
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Asus And Creative Going To War Over Sound
March 28, 2008
on Desktop Computers
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Theo Valich
Fremont (CA) - CPU wars, graphics wars and now we also have sound wars. Read more