Hardware

iPod maker relinquishes freeze on journalist assets

iPod maker relinquishes freeze on journalist assets

Foxconn gives in to pressure, Reporters without borders claims victory.
Tom Sanders Sep 1 2006 10:17AM Hardware
No Xbox 360 HD-DVD for Asia

No Xbox 360 HD-DVD for Asia

Supply of HD movies not sufficient to support device, claims Microsoft.
Will Head Sep 1 2006 10:17AM Hardware
Flash drives up to 16GB by Christmas

Flash drives up to 16GB by Christmas

Toshiba U3 drives mean portable apps as well as data.
Andrew Charlesworth Sep 1 2006 10:17AM Hardware
IBM consortium catches up in 45nm chip race

IBM consortium catches up in 45nm chip race

First working silicon promised for late 2007.
Tom Sanders Aug 31 2006 11:55AM Hardware
China to accelerate LCD production

China to accelerate LCD production

Capacity set to grow 35 to 50 per cent in next two years.
Simon Burns Aug 31 2006 11:55AM Hardware
Half a billion RFID tags shipped in 2005

Half a billion RFID tags shipped in 2005

Analysts predict rosy future worldwide.
Robert Jaques Aug 31 2006 11:55AM Hardware
IPod maker freezes reporters' assets

IPod maker freezes reporters' assets

The company which makes Apple's iPod media players has persuaded a court to freeze the bank accounts of two journalists who alleged that it mistreated workers in China.
Simon Burns Aug 30 2006 4:25PM Hardware
IPod maker freezes reporters' assets

IPod maker freezes reporters' assets

Journalists who reported on alleged mistreatment of Foxconn workers face bill
of US$3.8m.
Simon Burns Aug 30 2006 9:55AM Hardware
Samsung unveils 80nm 1Gb DDR2 memory

Samsung unveils 80nm 1Gb DDR2 memory

Chips are 36 per cent smaller than those made with 90nm technology.
Robert Jaques Aug 30 2006 9:55AM Hardware
Boffins build tiny on-chip cooling system

Boffins build tiny on-chip cooling system

Ion pump sets new standard in cooling microelectronic components.
Robert Jaques Aug 30 2006 9:55AM Hardware
Intel Core 2 Duo notebooks hit store shelves

Intel Core 2 Duo notebooks hit store shelves

Laptop manufacturers have started selling the first notebook computers powered by Intel's new Core 2 Duo processors that were formerly known by their Merom codename.
Tom Sanders Aug 29 2006 3:23PM Hardware
Analyst paints dim picture for mobile video sales

Analyst paints dim picture for mobile video sales

Take-off for iTunes movies market delayed.
Tom Sanders Aug 29 2006 9:59AM Hardware
OLPC laptops to launch as 2B1

OLPC laptops to launch as 2B1

First test units to be shipped out this fall.
Tom Sanders Aug 29 2006 9:59AM Hardware
Dell abandons portable mp3 market

Dell abandons portable mp3 market

DJ Ditty killed after 11 months.
Tom Sanders Aug 24 2006 4:01PM Hardware
Sun buys Hewlett and Packard

Sun buys Hewlett and Packard

A snip at US$6,000.
Clement James Aug 24 2006 4:01PM Hardware
Xbox sales to slow ahead of PS3 and Wii launch

Xbox sales to slow ahead of PS3 and Wii launch

Gamers likely to take wait-and-see approach.
Simon Burns Aug 23 2006 10:13AM Hardware
Blade servers gain enterprise approval

Blade servers gain enterprise approval

Acceptance at last, claims research firm.
Robert Jaques Aug 23 2006 10:13AM Hardware
Powerhouse Pc brings Sea Sonic back to Australia

Powerhouse Pc brings Sea Sonic back to Australia

Local distributor, Powerhouse Pc World plans to bring back Sea Sonic’s power range of products back to the country after a twenty year hiatus.
Lilia Guan Aug 22 2006 11:05AM Hardware
LED makers enjoy bright prospects

LED makers enjoy bright prospects

Better, brighter screens and replacement light bulbs.
Simon Burns Aug 22 2006 10:22AM Hardware
Boffins go ballistic over next-gen transistor design

Boffins go ballistic over next-gen transistor design

'Radical' computing chip bounces electrons around.
Robert Jaques Aug 22 2006 10:22AM Hardware

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