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28 Nov 2005

Ten tech wonders that hit one out of park (Nov 22)

It's beginning to look a lot like Tech-mas (Nov 22)

Microsoft reports isolated incidents of Xbox 360 glitches (Nov 24)

Sony LF-PK1 LocationFree TV (Nov 28)

High def, low cost: HDTV prices plunge (Nov 28)

Fierce competition and a supply boom send costs tumbling for LCD and plasma TVs.

Quanta reportedly to supply 32-inch LCD TV panels to Sharp (Nov 28)

Quanta Display reportedly will begin supplying 32-inch LCD TV panels to Sharp early next year.

High def, low cost: HDTV prices plunge (Nov 25)

Samsung, LPL deny Taiwan investment reports (Nov 28)

Samsung denies it will open a liquid-crystal display (LCD) factory at the Central Taiwan Science Park (CTSP)

Korean firms lead in brand value growth (Nov 28)

Taiwan stock market: China investment restrictions work (Nov 27)

Acer plans to double share in Lebanon market (Nov 24)

AMD's roadmaps have changed (Nov 25)

Panasonic launches VIERA range of plasma Televisions (Nov 25)

China Lucky Film to invest 1.3 bln yuan in mylar plant (Nov 27)

The thin polyester film is used to cover liquid crystal display (LCD) monitors.

Dutch tech firm wants to rid the Web of the .com (Nov 26)

China offers SMS in Tibetan language (Nov 25)

300GB disc set to challenge DVD (Nov 25)

Samsung, LG strong in Europe (Nov 27)

Taiwan now top maker of TFT-LCD's (Nov 26)

Local LCD firms get boost from Japan (Nov 26)

With demand growing for cheap slim-screen LCD-TVs, Japanese system makers that bet on plasma are now turning to Taiwanese panel-makers for their LCD panels

Apple's iPod nano a holiday hit (Nov 25)

Hua Hong to build 12-inch wafer plant (Nov 22)

Moore addresses Xbox 360 shortage conspiracy (Nov 21)

3G industry optimistic for 2006 (Nov 25)

27 Nov 2005

'Black Friday' tepid; Wal-Mart a winner (Nov 27)

3G industry optimistic for 2006 (Nov 27)

Samsung chairman's daughter commits suicide (Nov 27)

25 Nov 2005

Can Xbox 360 succeed as a mainstream consumer electronics gadget? (Nov 25)

Bouyant LED market gives boost to PCB firms (Nov 25)

Demonstrating compliance with RoHS Directive (Nov 25)

HTC confirms HSDPA 3G handsets will ship 2H 2006 (Nov 25)

T-Mobile mixes fashion, technology with new phones (Nov 25)

Nokia sees 2006 market beating expectations (Nov 25)

High def, low cost: HDTV prices plunge (Nov 25)

October PCB book-to-bill stays high, says IPC (Nov 25)

LCD TVs sell like hot cakes (Nov 25)

Israeli upheaval could delay grant for Intel fab (Nov 25)

Acer intros wide screen projector at Rs 64,999 (Nov 25)

Consumer electronics sales ？et to jump?Nov 24)

Sony denies Playstation 3 timetable and pricing (Nov 24)

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