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9 May 2003

WHO officials extend SARS travel warnings - Taipei included (May 8)

EE Times-Asia survey highlights robust Taiwan and China IC design industries (May 5)

Camera, cell phone launches hit by lens shortages (May 7)

Intel, AMD propose smart memory modules (May 8)

iSuppli: Mobile handset sector grows, but more slowly (May 7)

8 May 2003

DoCoMo proves that 3G services are a good wager (May 8)

Sega, Sammy scrap merger plan; Namco pulls out (May 8)

Microsoft unveils new antispam tools (May 7)

Motorola to reopen SARS-tainted office (May 7)

Irish schools use text messaging to snare truants (May 8)

Acer upgrades its Tablet PC (May 7)

Electronic paper comes a step closer (May 7)

Microsoft: Longhorn to arrive in 2005 (May 7)

Intel quantifies option cost (May 7)

Windows XP to see double (May 8)

Interview with Jeff Hawkins, co-founder of Palm and Handspring (May 6)

House earmarks billions for nanotech (May 7)

Section of Canadian Trade Office closes on SARS concerns (May 8)

Infineon develops chip network for textiles (May 5)

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Microsoft unveils its latest project: The wired bathroom (May 8)

Nortel wins US$300 million T-Mobile deal (May 7)

AUO sends 20 employees home over SARS (May 7)

Acer preps Centrino Tablet PC (May 7)

Intel issues Advanced Host Controller Interface specification (May 7)

HP unveils sub-US$800 color laserJet (May 7)

Microsoft, Panasonic extend spec to DVDs (May 7)

Media Player flaw flays PC security (May 7)

Nitto Denko and 3M jointly develop product combining polarizing film and polarization conversion film for LCDs

3Com moves HQ from Silicon Valley, vows China push (May 7)

DPI to exhibit new SHOWlite projection systems at InfoComm

Lawsuit accuses Microsoft, Best Buy of online scam (May 7)

LCD panels getting cheaper again

Sharp's Aquos LC-20B1U 20-inch LCD

Probe Research: Chinese telecom equipment makers face off with international rivals (May 2)

7 May 2003

Mitsubishi Electric announces two new LCD technologies

LCD Specs: Useless? Tested contrast ratios rarely conform to vendors' specs

ProMOS forecasts NT$1.19 billion loss in 2003 (May 7)

Samsung Electronics unveils new “Natural Image” technology for digital TVs

Samsung topples Sony in Indian flat TV market

Next Palm OS due late 2003 (May 6)

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