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12 Jan 2004

i-O Display Systems unveils palm-sized DVR with up to 20 hours of storage (Jan 9)

Symbian heads 'to top' of smartphone boom (Jan 9)

China IT firms on US$2 billion buying spree in US - report (Jan 11)

Philips: Sales hurt by product complexity (Jan 10)

Memorex launches new keyboards and mice, including a sub-US$10 optical mouse (Jan 9)

Hynix near signing final deal with Citigroup (Jan 11)

ALi collaborates with Digital 5 to introduce single-chip 802.11a/b/g network DVD player and digital media adapter (Jan 10)

Asustek finalizes US$321.6 million convertible bond (Jan 11)

Taiwan tech firms' December sales bode well for 1Q (Jan 9)

WinBook launches M series notebook (Jan 8)

Sony to use SiS648 chipset in VAIO notebooks (Jan 9)

Intel to upgrade Colorado Springs fab from flash memory to Wi-Fi chip production (Jan 10)

11 Jan 2004

Third suspected SARS case in southern China (Jan 11)

Yahoo and Google offering new search tricks (Jan 9)

Batteries can't keep up (Jan 11)

Professor lives life as a cyborg (Jan 10)

Adobe helped government fight counterfeiting (Jan 10)

10 Jan 2004

Coming soon: External SATA hard drives (Jan 9)

TiVo debuts new wares, predicts healthy 2004 (Jan 9)

Broadcom introduces chipset that can speed 802.11g networks to 125mbps (Jan 9)

Sharp to launch wider range of large-screen LCDs (Jan 9)

IBM, RealNetworks forge digital media deal (Jan 9)

Philips expects to cash in on demand for LCD monitors (Jan 9)

Quanta Computer to invest in TV assembly, screen and component plants (Jan 9)

9 Jan 2004

IBM Korea mired in procurement scandals

TI, Vonage plan Web-phone deal (Jan 9)

TI will work with Vonage, the US-biggest provider of Internet-based phone service, on software and chipsets.

HannStar Display to sell US$282m shares overseas

US computer companies defend sending jobs overseas (Jan 9)

Sony unveils portable broadband TV (Jan 8)

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Intel throws down the TV gauntlet (Jan 8)

Intel's future: That's home entertainment (Jan 8)

Verizon to up budget on wireless broadband (Jan 8)

IC Insights: Foundry market to grow 43% in 2004 (Jan 8)

TI expands projection IC capacity with Dongbu, Amkor (Jan 8)

Intel enters LCD market, devises LCOS for HDTVs (Jan 8)

Music site tries floating price tags (Jan 8)

Nielsen/NetRatings: 38% of US home Internet users on broadband (Jan 8)

IDC: Retail spending on RFID systems to surpass US$1 billion by 2007

Microsoft details strategy for expanding capabilities and distribution of Voice Command software (Jan 8)

Hewlett-Packard to sell HP-branded iPod, pre-install iTunes on consumer PCs (Jan 8)

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