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Friday, February 26, 2010
Is Infineon the Next Rambus, or a Wannabe DRAM Maker?
Infineon Sues Elpida, Are Others Under Attack?
Listing of Intel Core i7-980X Points to Availability Shortly
MSI Faces Conflict with OEM Customers
TSMC Vows to Start Making 22nm Chips in 2012
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Wii Still Has Millions of People to Address – Nintendo.
Nintendo Believes that Wii Is the Most Used Game Console
Intel Still Has Hopes for Third-Party Atom SoCs amid Lack of Demand
ATI Releases New DirectX 11 Graphics Board for $239
Panasonic Bets on Large Flash Storage, Licenses exFAT Tech
Nvidia Confirms Fermi-Based GeForce, Tesla Launch Shortly, New Quadro Later
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Problems with TSMC’s 40nm Largely Behind, But Will Be Completely Solved by mid-2010 – Nvidia.
Nvidia Expects TSMC’s 40nm to Become Ideal Only by Mid-Year
SGI Expands Storage Portfolio with Copan Take Over
Samsung Unleashes 4Gb Memory Chip Made Using 40nm Process Technology
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Early Technology Adopters No Longer Need Higher Income – Tech Watchers.
Early Adopters Are No Longer Students – In-Stat
SanDisk G3 SSD Shipping to Retailers: 7200rpm Performance, 10 Years Warranty
Intel Vows to Rebuild the Foundations of American Growth
Microsoft’s Natal to Be More Successful Than Sony Arc Controller
AMD Has No Plans to Reduce Functionality of Eight-Core and Twelve-Core
Amazon and Microsoft Agree on Kindle Servers
Infineon Files Patent Infringement Lawsuit Against Elpida Memory
Apple’s Job Description Reveals Big Plans for iPhone OS
Monday, February 22, 2010
Business Users Do Not Need Slate PCs – Lenovo.
Lenovo Bets on Physical Keyboards, No Slate ThinkPads
Seagate Intros 2TB SAS Hard Drive
Smartbooks to Get More Popular
Nvidia to Unveil “The Next Generation of PC Gaming”
Friday, February 19, 2010
WiMAX on Track to Cover More than 800 Million People By End of 2010.
WiMAX Set to Gain Ultimate Popularity
AMD Has Shipped “Limited Number” of Production Magny-Cours Chips
Intel Readies 400GB SSDs for Enterprise, 600GB SSDs for Mainstream
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Toshiba Enters Enterprise Storage Market, Touts Industry’s Leading Areal Density.
Toshiba Unveils Hard Drive with 10000rpm Spindle Speed
Sony Sees Game Developers Dropping Wii, Putting More Efforts into PS3 Games
Mass Availability of GeForce GTX 400, Other Fermi Products Delayed Till Q2
S3 Offers Competitor for ATI Eyefinity: 8 Displays by One Card
CEO of Sony: PlayStation Network Coming to All Sony Products
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Stereo 3D Will Be Adopted by Both Consumers and Professionals – Chief Executive Officer of Nvidia.
Nvidia 3D Vision Coming to Quadro, Says Head of Nvidia
NEC’s New Technology Outshines PCI Express 2.0, USB 3.0
Analyst Expects Amazon to Lose E-Book Monopoly
ATI to Support Stereo 3D, Improved Multi-Monitor Technologies
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
GSM Association Wants SIM Cards Everywhere, Outlines Integration Guidelines.
GSM Association Expects 50 Billion Devices with SIM Cards by 2025
Google Vows Not to Steal Operators’ Talk Time
Canadian Government Supports Development of AMD Fusion
New Clarkdale, Lynnfield Chips Incoming
Intel Collaborates with Startup to Improve Multi-Threading Tech on Atom Chips
Monday, February 15, 2010
AMD’s Twelve-Core Microprocessors Available for Sale.
Company Sells AMD Opteron 6174 Processors at Ebay
ARM and Globalfoundries Promise Breakthrough with 28n Process Technology
Intel and Nokia Create Unified Linux Platform for Mobiles
Microsoft Announces Windows 7 Phone Operating System
Friday, February 12, 2010
Hynix Semiconductor Creditors Fail to Sell Controlling Stake.
Nobody Wants to Acquire Hynix
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Windows 8 Will Change the Way People Think about PCs – Microsoft Employee.
Microsoft Promises Another Revolution with Next Windows Operating System
Bill Gates: Apple Should Have Introduced a Netbook
Vast Majority of Intel’s Desktop Chips Still Carry Pentium Brand
Globalfoundries Dismisses Rumours Regarding 45nm SOI + HKMG Microprocessors
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Asustek Wants to Become Another Apple with Open-Source Platforms.
Asus Promises to Launch “Killer Product” in June 2010
Stereo 3D Gets Lukewarm Welcome from Game Developers
Micron Takes Over Phase-Change Memory Developer
Intel to Make 35% of Desktops Processors Using 32nm Process by End of 2010
Revenue for Blu-Ray Chips Exceed Sales of DVD Chips
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5000 Family Is Gaining Momentum.
Nine Notebooks With ATI Radeon HD 5000 Are Available
Intel’s Six-Core Chips Will Hardly Get Mass
Intel’s Initial Sandy Bridge Will Not Target High-End Market
Nvidia Optimus Graphics Co-Processing Technology Saves Battery Life
ATI Radeon HD 5570: 400 Stream Processors, Blu-Ray 3D, Low-Profile Design
AMD Confirms Dynamic Speed Boost for 32nm SOI x86 Chips
Monday, February 8, 2010
Barnes & Noble Nook Is Finally Available.
B&N’s Nook Hits Online, Retail Stores
Graphics Chips to Power Servers in Two Years – AMD
Rambus Launches Mobile XDR Memory, Targets Mobile Products
Micron and Nanya Unveil 43nm DRAM Process Technology
Sunday, February 7, 2010
IBM Demonstrates 100GHz Transistor.
IBM’s New Transistor Previews Next-Generation Chips
Intel Intends to Lead SSD Market
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Nvidia: External Graphics Accelerators for Notebooks Is a Big Opportunity.
Nvidia Is Keeping Its Eyes on External Graphics Adapters, But Reveals No Plans
Netbooks Get More and More Popular
Friday, February 5, 2010
Globalfoundries Aims 30% of Contract Semiconductor Market.
Globalfoundries Targets Volume Market
AMD’s Six Core Chips to Feature Dynamic Performance Boost
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Stereoscopic 3D Part of HDMI 1.4 Gets Published.
3D HDMI Spec Available for Public Download
Patriot Pushes DDR3 Speeds to the Extreme
ATI Launches Radeon HD 5450 Product, Cedar Chip
Nvidia Optimus Due on February 9th
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Users of Electronic Book Readers Are Happy With Their Devices.
Vast Majority of E-Book Readers Are Satisfied
THQ Names “Sony Arc” as Motion Controller
Netbooks – Opportunity for ARM Despite Lack of Windows Support
Intel Initiates Revenue Shipments of Itanium Tukwila Processors
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Electronic Books May Get More Expensive.
Publishers Want E-Books to Get More Expensive
Analysts Predict Rapid Growth of Tablet PC Popularity
Samsung Releases 2TB HDD with 5400rpm Spindle Speed
VoIP Penetration to Increase Rapidly in the USA, Researchers Say
CEO of Apple Explains Drawbacks of Apple's Hardware and Software
Monday, February 1, 2010
Nvidia’s Next-Generation Graphics Cards Finally Get Official Names.
Nvidia’s Readies GeForce GTX 480, GTX 470 Graphics Boards
Panasonic to Help Content Owners to Create Blu-Ray 3D Movies
Intel and Micro Extend Process Technology Leadership with 25nm Fabrication Tech
Sony Believes PSP Provides Better Gaming Experience than iPad
Samsung Develops 30nm Process Technology for DRAM




