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16 Feb 2006

South Korea projects exports of US$300 billion by 2015 (Feb 15)

Maker of unconventional desktops calls it quits (Feb 15)

China touts recent piracy crackdown (Feb 15)

Apple updates Tiger to fix iMac video problem (Feb 15)

Oracle tried to buy open-source MySQL (Feb 15)

Microsoft announces Office 2007 pricing, details (Feb 15)

PCs for the poor: Which design will win? (Feb 15)

UK holds Microsoft security talks (Feb 15)

Hewlett Packard sees profits rise (Feb 15)

Microsoft hits back at EU threats (Feb 15)

HP 1st-quarter profit Up to US$1.2billion (Feb 16)

Trend Micro reports record results for 2005 (Feb 9)

Microsoft aims to have Vista in stores by holidays (Feb 15)

Microsoft announces pricing for Windows OneCare Live (Feb 8)

Faster Core Duo chips mean slower MacBook deliveries? (Feb 16)

15 Feb 2006

Nintendo unveils TV, Web browser features for DS (Feb 15)

3GSM blog: The VoIP challenge (Feb 15)

Hardware market awaits HP, Dell quarterly earnings (Feb 15)

HP profit may top forecast as Hurd reduces costs (Feb 15)

Cisco buys slice of China game maker (Feb 15)

Asia's focus turns to multimedia (Feb 15)

HP phases out group for emerging markets (Feb 15)

DPI launches new 1080p, XGA and SXGA+ projectors (Feb 13)

Row brews over US OLED patent filing (Feb 14)

New Luxeon portable PWT1 emitter enables market's smallest power LED flashlights (Feb 14)

Virgin looks to offer mobile TV (Feb 15)

14 Feb 2006

Apple ships MacBook Pros with faster processors (Feb 14)

Intel helps put super 3G in every PC (Feb 14)

Nokia's Symbian breaks even for first time in 2005 as revenues grow 73% (Feb 14)

European officials reviewing Windows Vista complaints (Feb 14)

Agilent CEO says company open to big acquisitions (Feb 13)

Xbox 360 shortage linked to memory chip (Feb 13)

Microsoft preficts full supply in four weeks.

3M establishes Guangzhou technology company (Feb 14)

Infineon targets big share of cheap mobile market (Feb 13)

SKorea's Samsung Electronics claims fastest graphic memory chip (Feb 14)

Canon to build world's largest ink-jet factory in Bac Ninh (Feb 13)

Intel to ship quad-core server chip in 2007 (Feb 12)

Apple sued over replacement charge for scratched iPod nanos (Feb 13)

Motorola ties up with Microsoft on digital music (Feb 140

Will Microsoft squish BlackBerry with direct push? (Feb 14)

In a bid to compete with the ubiquitous BlackBerry, Microsoft rolled out its first true push e-mail service and paved the way for the cheapest ever Windows Mobile devices with announcements at the 3GSM wireless trade show today.

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