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NEC adds five new projectors to LT and VT series (Dec 6)

Analyst downplays Intel's chipset woes (Dec 7)

New IM worm chats with its intended victims (Dec 6)

Intel aims for faster, cooler transistors (Dec 6)

Google desktop tweaked to avoid IE flaw (Dec 6)

Lawsuit targets Xbox 360 console (Dec 6)

6 Dec 2005

Hutchison running out of 3G time - Analyst (Dec 6)

Ericsson signs key deal with 3 UK (Dec 6)

Panasonic doubles blu-ray capacity to 50GB

AMD projects computer growth in 2006 (Dec 6)

Lawsuit targets Xbox 360 console (Dec 6)

Wi-Fi Alliance: Power-saving specs could mean longer battery life (Dec 6)

Insiders: Digital living room still just a dream (Dec 6)

Glaser turns wrath on Apple, Jobs (Dec 6)

HP defends environmental record ahead of protest (Dec 6)

AMD opens R&D center in South Korea (Dec 6)

Philips expects higher sales on China market (Dec 6)

Electronics giant Royal Philips Electronics expects sales of 10 billion yuan (1.2 billion US dollars) in China by 2007.

ATI announces availability of Mobility Radeon for notebooks (Dec 6)

Hynix unveils fast memory chip for games (Dec 5)

Xbox 360 to hit Korea in February (Dec 5)

Rhapsody becoming visible on the Web (Dec 5)

5 Dec 2005

China to launch 3G mobile, digital TV in H1 2006 - report (Dec 5)

Intel to invest US$1 billion in Indian operations (Dec 5)

Frontier Silicon launches mobile DTV module for cars (Dec 5)

Samsung IME Technology improves LCDs by 30% all around (Dec 1)

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