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4 Jun 2004

Intel: Sales at top of quarter's range (Jun 3)

19-inch LCD monitor supports SXGA resolution (Jun 4)

BenQ releases Joybee 102 and 180 MP3 players (Jun 3)

Momentum computer incorporates latest Intel Pentium M processor 745 in VMEbus single-board computer (Jun 2)

3 Jun 2004

Sony projector may speed launch of digital cinemas (Jun 3)

Tycoon may move firm from China (Jun 3)

South Korea IT industry threatened by espionage (Jun 3)

Sharp adds two 17-inch LCD displays (Jun 2)

Broadcom and AMD partner (Jun 2)

"AMD and Broadcom provided details this week of a strategic relationship that leverages both companies?expertise in high-performance system input-output (I/O), storage management and control, and microprocessor technologies."

Sony hands PDA market a defeat (Jun 2)

2 Jun 2004

Sony struggles to adapt in digital age (May 30)

Sony keeps game makers waiting (Jun 1)

HP overcomes setback in competitive printer sector (Jun 1)

MSI sued by company claiming motherboard flaws (Jun 1)

ATI in 0.11-micron production at TSMC (Jun 1)

Broadband IP telephony's a small but fast growing communications service (Jun 1)

AMD launches new Athlon chips (Jun 1)

1 Jun 2004

AMD launches new processors (Jun 1)

Sun rolls out new hardware, software, services (Jun 1)

HP said to support two open-source software vendors (Jun 1)

HP will support open-source software companies JBoss and MySQL on its servers as it seeks to compete with International Business Machines in offering Linux"

Acer dresses up new notebooks (Jun 1)

31 May 2004

AMD in talks with HP, Gateway on 64-bit 'Media Center' PCs; Intel downplays importance 64-bit computing (May 27)

Linux servers op, Unix down: survey (May 27)

Nintendo's net profit declines 51% (May 28)

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Fujitsu is aiming to double profit by cutting costs (May 31)

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HP expands open-source support (May 31)

Linux no match for Microsoft in Thailand (May 31)

Your next computer. (May 30)

There are 1.5 billion mobile phones in the world today. Already you can use them to browse the Web, take pictures, send e-mail and play games. Soon they could make your PC obsolete.

Tech rebound cheers Taiwan show, but clouds loom (May 28)

InterVideo home theater shipping with new products from six trend-setting Taiwan manufacturers (May 30)

Sun to upgrade Linux desktop software (May 31)

China `doesn't welcome' pro-independence Taiwan businessmen (May 31)

Novell's Linux focus could lead To growth (May 31)

Oracle forms Linux business unit for Asia Pacific region (May 30)

Toshiba will discuss new system royalties (May 30)

IDC: Strong growth in the x86 leads overall European server market for third consecutive quarter (May 28)

D-Link captures top networking market share (May 27)

28 May 2004

Renesas, Ubiquitous to tie up for home network solutions (May 28)

Nintendo to showcase console successor to GameCube next year (May 27)

Global server sales rise 7.3 percent in first quarter (May 27)

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