The world’s top handset maker, Nokia, launched three new phone models on Monday, saying it expected the new 6131 camera phone to become one of the best-selling models in the mid-price range. No shocking design Continue reading “Nokia unveils three new mobile phones”.
Many enthusiasts freaked out seeing DDR2 memory launching with CL4 and CL5 timings, but that is nothing compared to where DDR3 system memory is at today. Elpida has some DDR3 desktop memory on display at Continue reading “DDR3 Memory Shown With a CAS Latency of 7 (CL7)”.
Intel is set to ship its ‘Woodcrest’ processor, the first 65nm Xeon chip to be based on the chip giant’s next-generation architecture, will ship at 2.93GHz and boast a 1333MHz frontside bus, a purported copy Continue reading “Intel’s Woodcrest Processor to clock at 2.93GHz”.
Nanya Technology is observing buoyant PC OEM demand for DDR2 memory and the company expects the DDR2 shortage to increase to 30-40% in February, with related contract pricing continuing its rise, according to company president Continue reading “DDR2 shortage to reach 30-40% in February”.
Fudo over at The Inq pokes fun at nVidia today over some numbers released in an internal sales guide that they got their hands on. In the latest sales material nVidia shows that the 7800 Continue reading “nVidia Makes Math Mistake When Trying To Oust ATI”.
Mobile broadcasts for cell phones is the next fad for those that suffer what we call electronics envy. Soon companies like MTV will be able to pipe music videos and content that we want directly Continue reading “3GSM Trade Show Ramps Up TV and Web Services”.
iSuppli believes that large-size LCD panel prices on the decline in early 2006, but soon to rebound in 2H06. It seems that prices will continue to drop this month after preliminary findings indicate inventories of Continue reading “Large-size LCD panel prices on the decline in early 2006”.
Micron Technology announced an internal reorganization late Thursday as it pushes forward with its plan to diversify into more profitable, higher-growth markets. The move, announced a day before Micron’s annual analysts meeting, comes as Micron Continue reading “Micron Consolidates Memory Operations”.
Korean authorities raided Intel’s offices earlier this week, as part of an investigation into whether the world’s largest chipmaker violated the country’s anti-monopoly rules. The raid was unsheduled, but does happen to companies as large Continue reading “Intel’s Korean Offices Raided”.
It’s official, Halo 2 for the PC has finally been announced, but there’s a catch: You’ll need to upgrade to Vista to run it. At best, this means a Holiday 2006 release. The question remains Continue reading “Reasons to upgrade to Vista: Halo 2?”.
Gateway CEO Wayne Inouye, of former eMachines fame has announced his departure from the company. In the two short years since Gateway acquired eMachines and made Inouye the company CEO he completely turned around the Continue reading “Gateway CEO resigns, future uncertain”.
Did you know that SanDisk is the number two maker of MP3 players? While Apple has the number one spot locked down with their iPod series SanDisk is right behind them with their non-iPod players. Continue reading “SanDisk becomes the No. 2 seller of MP3 players”.
A-Data Technology and Transcend have reduced their NAND flash shipments in January to avoid losses due to the falling prices on flash products. NAND flash is going to continue to be a huge part of Continue reading “A-Data and Transcend lower NAND flash memory production”.
Rumor has it that the Intel Merom processor has been pushed from Q3 to Q4 due to unknown reasons. Intel has had rough times launching products when listed on their roadmaps, which makes us wonder Continue reading “Intel’s Merom Mobile Processor Delayed Till Q4”.
The internet giant Yahoo has been accused of providing China with information that led to the jailing of a second internet writer. Last year Yahoo was accused of giving information to Beijing which led to Continue reading “Information Yahoo Gave Lands Chinese Man In Jail”.