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21 Mar 2003

Palm: Revenue to fall short of forecasts (Mar 20)

20 Mar 2003

Cisco board approves stock buyback of US$5b more (Mar 19)

Trident XP4m32 powers Toshiba's Centrino notebook with 6.7 hours of battery life

HP joins list of preferred vendors for Red Hat Linux (Mar 19)

Former vice president Gore joins Apple Computer board (Mar 19)

Dell offers home pickup to aid consumer-PC recycling (Mar 19)

Nintendo says February console sales double (Mar 19)

Apple retiring original iMac as sales slacken (Mar 19)

19 Mar 2003

Pace of broadband adoption fuels MSN strategy shift (Mar 18)

Motorola sees network equipment recovery in 2004 (Mar 18)

18 Mar 2003

ATI in licence deal with Intel for graphics chips (Mar 18)

Oak Technology may close deal with Taiwan's Sunplus by March

BenQ sees 2003 net at NT$7.52b vs. NT$7.39b in 2002

Software spending to rise 3.5% in 2003, Gartner says (Mar 17)

Gateway to fire 1,900 workers, close 80 retail stores (Mar 17)

TI introduces first GSM/GPRS, 802.11 and Bluetooth concept design (Mar 17)

15 Mar 2003

Nvidia rolls out new chips for laptops (Mar 13)

ATI launches new high-powered mobile chips (Mar 13)

HP defends PC profit; early revenues up (Mar 13)

IDC: Tablet PC sales reach 72,000 in 4Q 2002, will grow this year (Mar 14)

IDC: PC sales growth to weaken with declines in public spending (Mar 14)

14 Mar 2003

Sony to shift PS2 production to China (Mar 14)

AMD paints Opteron chips by the numbers (Mar 13)

Microsoft's Xbox Live service not backed by biggest game makers (Mar 14)

Sanyo Electric to record first loss in four years, Nikkei says (Mar 13)

13 Mar 2003

ATI launches new high-powered mobile chips (Mar 13)

ATI launches the Mobility Radeon 9600 family at CeBIT - first chip to support DDRII-M memory, a new memory that operates at a lower voltage (consuming less power) and higher frequency than current VRAM.

Nvidia rolls out new chips for laptops (Mar 13)

Nvidia rolls out the GeForce FX Go5600 and Go5200 at CeBIT - retail availability expected by April.

Philips plans to cut 1,600 jobs as it shuts factories (Mar 13)

ATI delivers Catalyst 3.2 to enhance multimedia computing experience

Intel publishes extra details at Centrino launches

Intel, PC makers launch fleets of laptops

War clouds worry Indian software industry (Mar 12)

HP restates 1Q cash flow from operations (Mar 12)

Intel: Wireless chips to spur PC sales (Mar 12)

12 Mar 2003

Gartner says corporate wireless is one of the most significant and immediate technology shifts (Mar 11)

Intel wireless computer push sparks industry rush (Mar 11)

Flexing its muscle as the world's largest chipmaker, Intel is poised on Wednesday to show how its industry arm-twisting could make connecting to the Internet via wireless networks a standard feature on mobile computers within a year.

Intel and McDonald's hook up to push Wi-Fi (Mar 11)

NTT plan to integrate broadband operations, Nikkei says (Mar 11)

IBM plans servers with faster Power5 chips in 2004 (Mar 11)

Intel ships wireless chip package for notebooks (Mar 11)

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