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6 Jun 2005

Samsung's gega diodes not ready for prime time (Jun 6)

New MStar product family infringes Genesis Microchip's patent; US. customs denies MStar's TSU chips from entry into US. (Jun 3)

British TV: If You Can't Beat 'Em, Merge (Jun 6)

Hynix begins delivery of 2GB RDIMM for next generation servers (Jun 4)

AUO won two 2005 Gold Panel Display Awards (Jun 6)

SigmaTel expands focus on China Market, opens new office in Shenzhen (Jun 5)

Amorphous silicon OLED for TVs (Jun 3)

Korean firms in battle for industry standards (Jun 5)

South Korea a flat-panel `mecca' (June 6)

Step-Up DC-DC Converter for TFT-LCD (June 6)

Radiant lands LPL's backlight module orders (June 6)

Japanese Take the Lead in OLED Manufacturing Equipment, iSuppli Says (June 3)

Matsushita to Cut 500 Jobs, or 18% of U.S. Employees (June 2)

A Farewell to Transmeta (Jun 3)

Microsoft acknowledges hack of SKorean MSN portal (Jun 5)

DisplaySearch announces 1Q05 RPTV results: Shipments up 19% Y/Y led by North America, Microdisplays and Sony (Jun 2)

China's Sim to invest in 3G handsets, expand LCD capacity (Jun)

Big profits are in small screens (Jun 6)

5 Jun 2005

Nvidia's next graphic chips coming soon (June 3)

Dual-core chips help processors share load (June 5)

Navigation systems for mobiles gaining ground (June 5)

Notebooks outsell desktops in US (June 4)

Apple to ditch IBM, switch to Intel chips (June 4)

Internet busy with talk of Apple/IBM parting (June 4)

First ThinkPad tablet set for debut (June 4)

4 Jun 2005

Sony threatens PSP importers in Britain (June 3)

Sharp to launch 65-inch LCD TV in August (June 3)

China Lenovo to supply PCs to NBC for Winter Olympics (June 3)

IDC: Asia-Pacific digital camera sales grow 39% in 2004 (June 3)

Microsoft and Linux executives talk detente (June 2)

Intel may get boost as brokers up estimates (June 3)

SiRF buys Motorola GPS chip lines (June 3)

3 Jun 2005

Motorola cautious about 3G prospects for 2005 (Jun 2)

Apple to lead WiMax explosion? (June 2)

WiMAX market to reach 12.4 million subscriptions by 2010, says report

Hitachi eyes China for plasma TVs (Jun 3)

Chinese handset ban may end (Jun 3)

BenQ shows Blu-ray Disc drive prototype (Jun 2)

Toshiba and Canon bet on SED flat-panel TV technology (Jun 2)

HP adds iPod Minis to lineup (Jun 2)

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