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1 Feb 2005

Lenovo may control US market with IBM unit purchase (Feb 1)

Sharp's profit rises on demand for LCD televisions (Feb 1)

News Corp.'s profit bolstered by US$1 billion in video sales (Feb 1)

Microsoft unveils full release of search engine (Feb 1)

Price competition raises MP3 stakes (Jan 31)

Samsung, LG: brands with most impact in Asia (Feb 1)

Rethinking the small form factor (Jan 31)

Project Googlefox (Jan 31)

AMD gains market share, but so does Intel (Jan 31)

VIA intros PT chipsets for P4, supports PCIe and AGP graphics cards (Jan 31)

ATI leads in shipments of standalone graphics chips in 2004 (Jan 31)

31 Jan 2005

Apple edges Google as top brand (Jan 31)

Secure64 software aims to make most of Itanium features (Jan 28)

Taiwan Elitegroup 2004 unaudited net loss NT$611.22 million (Jan 30)

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Toshiba cuts profit forecast after chip prices fall (Jan 31)

Hon Hai No. 1 corporate winner of Taiwanese patents in 2004 (Jan 28)

S Korea industrial output suddenly declines (Jan 28)

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Is open source ready for prime time? (Jan 30)

28 Jan 2005

Lenovo expects IBM deal to clear US examination (Jan 28)

Korean companies dominate global IT market (Jan 28)

Siemens profit up again, no mobile solution (Jan 28)

27 Jan 2005

Sony posts lower profit as prices slide (Jan 27)

Epson consolidated results for the nine months ended December 31, 2004 (Jan 27)

Is mandatory Windows validation a security risk? (Jan 26)

Nintendo profit jumps on success of new DS player (Jan 26)

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FCC begins auction of spectrum licenses (Jan 27)

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One keyboard, two computers (Jan 27)

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Sanyo set to lose position as top digital camera maker (Jan 26)

Sanyo is expected to lower its digital camera production projection for the year to March to 12 million units from the current estimate of 14 million units.

Samsung leading DDR2 push in upcoming year

Flextronics 3Q net surges four-fold (Jan 26)

Sales edge up 3%; profit slightly tops estimates

Intel's mystery mark, VIIV, sparks intrigue (Jan 26)

SanDisk faces margins squeeze (Jan 26)

CIBC downgrades the flash storage-card maker

HP, Intel, IBM and Sun form Globus Consortium to promote commercialization of grid computing with Linux toolkit (Jan 23)

Sony PSP outships Nintendo DS in Japan (Jan 26)

64,600 PSPs and 53,500 DS consoles were sold by Japanese retailers in the week Jan 16-22. About 800,000 PSPs have been shipped since its December 2004 launch; 2.84m DS units have been sold since its November launch.

Antitrust task force to examine Microsoft's Longhorn next (Jan 26)

Privacy activists demand boycott of UK supermarket Tesco over RFID plans (Jan 26)

Maxtor cancels plans for 2.5-inch disk drive (Jan 24)

26 Jan 2005

TI reports 4Q04 and 2004 financial results (Jan 25)

Did Microsoft block free software from licensing scheme? (Jan 25)

Microsoft to begin blocking fake Windows users from downloads (Jan 26)

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