Hardware

Toshiba recalls 340,000 Sony batteries

Toshiba recalls 340,000 Sony batteries

Not explosive, just running out of power.
Matt Chapman Sep 21 2006 9:58AM Hardware
Most 10 year-olds have a mobile phone

Most 10 year-olds have a mobile phone

'I'm in the playground'.
Matt Chapman Sep 21 2006 9:58AM Hardware
Emerging markets embrace 64-bit computing

Emerging markets embrace 64-bit computing

Strong interest from eastern Europe, Brazil, China and India.
Clement James Sep 21 2006 9:58AM Hardware
Matsushita to launch new Blu-ray DVD recorders

Matsushita to launch new Blu-ray DVD recorders

Matsushita on Wednesday said it would start selling two new Blu-ray DVD recorders in Japan on Nov. 15, heating up the format battle with HD DVD for next-generation optical disc technology.
Reuters Staff Sep 21 2006 9:48AM Hardware
Warner unveils HD-DVD and Blu-ray titles

Warner unveils HD-DVD and Blu-ray titles

Five for HD-DVD, two for Blu-ray.
Robert Jaques Sep 20 2006 9:49AM Hardware
Intel puts spotlight back on the processor

Intel puts spotlight back on the processor

Chipmaker launches biggest marketing campaign since Centrino.
Tom Sanders Sep 19 2006 3:35PM Hardware
DVD chips 'to kill illegal copying'

DVD chips 'to kill illegal copying'

Embedded radio transmitter chips to track movie, music and software discs.
Simon Burns Sep 18 2006 9:58AM Hardware
Via paints processor green

Via paints processor green

Chipmaker promisses to offset carbon dioxide produced to power new chip.
Tom Sanders Sep 14 2006 10:22AM Hardware
Infineon invests $1b in Malaysian chip plant

Infineon invests $1b in Malaysian chip plant

Vendor promises better power supplies and more fuel-efficient cars.
Simon Burns Sep 14 2006 10:22AM Hardware
Intel quits optical network market

Intel quits optical network market

Chip giant US$3b out of pocket as it offloads business to Cortina Systems.
William Eazel Sep 14 2006 10:22AM Hardware
EU regulators step up Intel probe

EU regulators step up Intel probe

Investigation centres on AMD's claims of being 'locked out' by Intel.
William Eazel Sep 14 2006 10:22AM Hardware
The hard drive turns 50

The hard drive turns 50

IBM launched first magnetic hard disk on 13 September 1956.
Tom Sanders Sep 14 2006 10:22AM Hardware
China chip growth outpacing the US

China chip growth outpacing the US

Spending on chip making equipment passes US$2b a year.
Simon Burns Sep 13 2006 10:09AM Hardware
Samsung pushes PRam to replace Flash

Samsung pushes PRam to replace Flash

Not targeted at expectant mothers.
Will Head Sep 13 2006 10:09AM Hardware
Dell looks to outsourcing to drive expansion

Dell looks to outsourcing to drive expansion

New factories in emerging markets such as Brazil and India.
Matt Chapman Sep 13 2006 10:09AM Hardware
Apple launches assault on the living room

Apple launches assault on the living room

TV set top box and movie downloads accompany revamped iPods.
Shaun Nichols Sep 13 2006 10:09AM Hardware
NSW Police, Fujitsu in $14m CAD contract

NSW Police, Fujitsu in $14m CAD contract

Fujitsu Australia has been awarded a $14 million contract by the State Contracts Control Board for the supply and installation of a computer-aided dispatch (CAD) system for NSW Police.
Staff Writers Sep 12 2006 1:45PM Hardware
HTC shows off BlackBerry and iPAQ killers

HTC shows off BlackBerry and iPAQ killers

Four new smartphone and PDA devices from Taiwanese firm.
Marcus Austin Sep 12 2006 9:52AM Hardware
Sony brings HD to the amateur moviemaker

Sony brings HD to the amateur moviemaker

Hollywood in the living room.
Marcus Austin Sep 12 2006 9:52AM Hardware
Flash cache to earn big bucks

Flash cache to earn big bucks

Fast-booting PCs to take 40 per cent of the market by 2008.
Simon Burns Sep 12 2006 9:51AM Hardware

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