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IBM consortium catches up in 45nm chip race
First working silicon promised for late 2007.
Tom Sanders
Aug 31 2006 11:55AM
Hardware
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
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
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
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
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
Take-off for iTunes movies market delayed.
Tom Sanders
Aug 29 2006 9:59AM
Hardware
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
DJ Ditty killed after 11 months.
Tom Sanders
Aug 24 2006 4:01PM
Hardware
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
Gamers likely to take wait-and-see approach.
Simon Burns
Aug 23 2006 10:13AM
Hardware
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
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
Samsung switches on 70in HD LCD TV
Monster flat panel offers 180-degree viewing angle.
Robert Jaques
Aug 22 2006 10:22AM
Hardware
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
'Radical' computing chip bounces electrons around.
Robert Jaques
Aug 22 2006 10:22AM
Hardware
Sony PlayStation 3 predicted to win console war
Industry analysts believe that Sony's long-delayed PlayStation 3 will still lead sales in North America, despite rivals Microsoft and Nintendo stealing a march on the market.
Clement James
Aug 21 2006 10:21AM
Hardware
Philips enters PC market via Synnex
Consumer electronics giant Philips Electronics has entered the Australian PC market with a range of desktops which are being assembled by national distributor Synnex and sold through the Harvey Norman retail chain.
Byron Connolly
Aug 18 2006 4:00PM
Hardware
Portable devices to fuel web video explosion
ABI Research predicts huge growth over the next five years.
Robert Jaques
Aug 18 2006 10:34AM
Hardware
Xbox 360 HD-DVD add-on will cost US$200
In the shops by Christmas.
Will Head
Aug 18 2006 10:34AM
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