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Saturday, November 28, 2009

• Netbooks to Get Larger Screens, Discrete Graphics – Report. Netbooks with 10” and 12” Panels Set to Become Mainstream in 2010 – Manufacturers

Friday, November 27, 2009

• Entry-Level Desktops – Huge Opportunity for PC Makers, Says Intel. Nettops Still Have a Chance, Claims Intel
• Microsoft Windows 7 Uplifting PC Sales – Acer. Acer Group Claims Windows 7 Helps to Sell PCs.
• Lenovo to Buy Back Mobile Handsets Business Unit. Lenovo Group Re-Acquires Lenovo Mobile
• Qimonda’s DRAM Test and Assembly Company May Be Saved. Nanium: The New Hope for Qimonda Portugal

Thursday, November 26, 2009

• European Commission Accuses CRT Makers of Forming Cartels. Just When CRT Era is Over, European Commission Accuses CRT Makers of Law Violation
• ATI Eliminates Multi-GPU Performance Boosting Technology from Latest Chips. Sideport Not Present in ATI Radeon HD 5000 GPUs – Company
• Nintendo: Wii is the Most Popular Game Console Among Women. Wii Popularity – Result of Deliberate Attempt to Expand the Market, Claims Nintendo
• Nvidia Quietly Unveils GeForce 310, GeForce 205 Graphics Cards. Nvidia GeForce 205: Performance of GeForce FX in 2009

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

• Infineon and Nokia to Jointly Develop LTE Transceiver Solutions. Infineon and Nokia Collaborate on 4G/LTE Technology
• U.S. Patent Office Again Rejects Rambus’ Claims Against Nvidia. Nvidia Wins Another Round in Patent Dispute with Rambus
• EA Montreal to Concentrate on High-Def Games, Lower Focus on Wii. Large Video Game Developer to Re-Focus on HD Blockbuster Titles
• AMD to Describe 32nm x86-64 Processor at Chip Conference [UPDATED]. AMD to Reveal Power Trimming Technologies of Next-Generation Mobile Chip

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

• Nvidia to Start Shipping Next-Generation Tegra to Developers “Soon”. Nvidia Readies Second-Generation Tegra SoC for Handhelds
• Despite Netbook Popularity, Consumers Still Want Notebooks – IDC. Even in Asia, Consumers Still Prefer Notebooks over Netbooks
• Imagination Intros Processors for “Internet Everywhere” Consumer Electronics. Imagination Presents Connected Processors for CE Devices
• Sub-$99 Blu-Ray Players Black Friday Deals Available, But Not a Lot. Walmart to Sell BD Players for $78 on Black Friday
• Microsoft Sued for Banning Third-Party Xbox Memory Cards. Memory Cards Supplier Sues Microsoft
• OCZ to Release External USB 3.0 Solid-State Drive. OCZ USB 3.0 SSD Incoming for Consumer Electronics Show
• Nvidia’s CEO Expects Underpowered Mobile Devices to Gain Popularity. PC of the Future – Web-Based Device with 4G Connectivity, Says Chief Exec of Nvidia