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NEWS & VIEWS |
Taipei,
Sunday, November 22, 2009
12:10 (GMT+8)
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CES 2009: Qualcomm mirasol display adopted by G-Core GPS golf range finder Jan 12, 16:10 Qualcomm MEMS Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated, and G-Core announced at the 2009 CES that G-Core will be the first GPS device maker to feature Qualcomm's MEMS-based mirasol display in the G-Core Mini Caddy, a GPS golf range finder. Read more |
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CES 2009: Asustek unveils new products Jan 9, 18:13 Asustek Computer unveiled a new lineup of products for showcase at CES 2009 including new Eee family members and netbooks, and own-brand notebooks, motherboards, desktop PCs and audio cards. Read more |
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CES 2009: Elan develops touchpad solutions eFinger and eStylus Jan 9, 16:45 Elan Microelectronics is presenting its newest touchpad technologies at CES 2009, including the ghost free multi-finger solution, which can eliminate recognition of accidental multi-finger gestures input, and the eStylus, which can pinpoint and input tiny virtual Qwerty keypad from capacitive touchpad. eStylus also allows users to directly input signature from the touchpad. Read more |
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CES 2009: IC design house Realtek showcasing wireless audio-video reference design Jan 9, 14:48 Realtek Semiconductor is unveiling and demonstrating its wireless audio/video reference designs at CES 2009. Solutions built based on wireless AV reference designs stream up to 720p video and high quality audio from PC to TV over a range of 30 feet. The bandwidth provided by the wireless audio-video receiver is able to accommodate 7.1 surround sound. Read more |
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CES 2009: Toshiba showcasing WiMAX capable business notebook Jan 8, 14:56 Toshiba is showcasing its latest business-based products including the Toshiba Portege Satellite Pro, and Tecra product lines at CES 2009. Read more |
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CES 2009: Android platform enters netbook market, says paper Newswatch - Jan 7, 17:10 With several PC OEMs showcasing Android-based netbooks at their CES 2009 pre-show events, PC industry sources expect the adoption of the Android platform for netbooks to help drive the share ARM-based platforms in the netbook market. IC makers including Qualcomm and Nvidia would benefit from such a development with a boost in shipments, according to a Chinese-language Commercial Times report. Read more |
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CES 2009: MSI to showcase slim notebook and all-in-one PCs Jan 6, 17:16 In addition to introducing the new U series netbooks, Micro-Star International (MSI) will launch the new Wind Neton all-in-one PCs, X-Slim series and G series notebooks at CES 2009. Read more |
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Chip suppliers see strong demand from digital broadcasting, says paper Newswatch - Jan 5, 12:16 The US government has mandated all full-power television stations switch from analog to digital signals on February 17, brining lots of opportunities for digital broadcasting chips, according to a Chinese-language Commercial Times report. Read more |
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Taiwan makers to show latest networking devices at CES Dec 30, 15:14 A number of Taiwan network equipment makers, including Alpha Networks, AzureWave Technologies and Zyxel Communications, will showcase their latest networking devices during the 2009 International CES show, according to the companies. Read more |
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Samsung to showcase 12-inch netbook based on VIA Nano at CES Dec 23, 12:29 Samsung Electronics plans to launch a new netbook (NC20) based on the VIA Technologies' Nano processor, with the company showcasing the netbook at CES 2009, starting January 8, according to sources in the notebook industry. Read more |
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MSI netbooks featuring Intel MID platform to be showcased at CES Dec 4, 12:34 Micro-Star International (MSI) plans to showcase its 10.2-inch Wind Notebook U110 and U115 models, which adopt Intel Intel's Menlow platform for mobile Internet devices (MID), at CES 2009 in January next year, according to sources at the industry. Read more |
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