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29 Aug 2006

T-Mobile cutting prices for wireless calls in Germany (Aug 28)

Dell, others roll out Core 2 Duo notebooks (Aug 28)

LCD TV now cheaper than conventional ones (Aug 28)

New Epson projector for home theaters and gamers (Aug 28)

28 Aug 2006

Samsung to launch 17-inch notebook for desktop use (Aug 28)

Toshiba to build Microsoft's Zune mp3 player (Aug 25)

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Microsoft rules out possiblity of HD DVD or Blu-ray in 32-bit Vista (Aug 24)

HP says it will dodge battery recall (Aug 28)

US court rules Samsung, Matsushita didn't infringe patents, Samsung says (Aug 28)

NEC launches image chips for cars (Aug 28)

ConfigCon Silicon Valley 2006 - with the DigiTimes Forum

Matsushita agrees to transfer shares of Cable West to J:COM (Aug)

Samsung gets really into AM OLED (Aug 26)

Matsushita to close Panasonic Electronic Devices UK (Aug 28)

Analysts forecast improved LCD sales (Aug 28)

Toshiba introduces 1080p rear projection DLP HDTV (Aug issue)

Toshiba Dynabook SS S30 boasts 9 hours of battery life (Aug 24)

Oki provides FaceSensingEngine for Pantech mobile phones (Aug 25)

NAND chip capacity race may prove risky (Aug 27)

Hitachi Metals develops world's smallest digital output triaxial accelerating sensor (Aug 26)

Panasonic unveils SD audio players and SD micro stereo systems (Aug 23)

Mitsubishi to release high contrast home theater projector (Aug 25)

Fujitsu to Expand Overseas Chip Sales to 50% of Revenue by 2009 (Aug 28)

CDT investigating flex displays (Aug 25)

BenQ foresees LCD TV driving global electronics growth (Aug 27)

Cotac secures buyers for TFT-LCD modules (Aug 28 )

Samsung sees rebound in LCD sales (Aug 25)

PCB market nearly tops 2000 peak, report says (Aug 25)

Automakers will disclose black boxes (Aug 28)

Google discloses plans for long-awaited office suite (Aug 28)

26 Aug 2006

Lenovo hires a 4th Dell executive (Aug 26)

New virus attacks AMD processors (Aug 26)

25 Aug 2006

Science park growth healthy but govt wary on expansion (Aug 25)

Sun baits HP with cardboard cutout (Aug 24)

Steel-like material replaces silicon for tiny video projector (Aug 24)

Fasten your seatbelts and no cell phones please (Aug 23)

"...cabin crew would be able to remotely switch off phones or disable their voice function, allowing travelers to just use text messaging and email during quiet times..."Each airline is likely to develop different protocols..."

AMD reckons 40% server share is achievable (Aug 24)

Sony shares fall after Apple recalls laptop batteries (Aug 25)

Matsushita aims to raise profitability by boosting design efficiency (Aug 23)

CDT cooperates in UK DTI-supported process development (Aug 24)

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