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Kyocera sales “double”
Kyocera managing director David Finn claims the company’s printer sales in Australia have “doubled” since April this year, potentially driven by its Porsche sales promotion.
Byron Connolly
Dec 14 2005, 1:20PM
Hardware
Toshiba to delay HD DVD player launch into 2006
Toshiba will delay the year-end Japan launch of its next-generation HD DVD players to address copy protection issues, potentially undermining its advantage as the first supplier to put such machines on the market.
Staff Writers
Dec 14 2005, 12:15PM
Hardware
Microsoft Xbox 360 sales start slow in Japan: study
Microsoft sold less than half of the estimated 159,000 Xbox 360 consoles that were available in stores in Japan in its first weekend of sales, according to a survey.
Staff Writers
Dec 14 2005, 8:30AM
Hardware
Honda's robot grows up, ready for office chores
What a difference a robot-year makes.
Chang-Ran Kim,
Dec 14 2005, 8:06AM
Hardware
China passes US as leader in PC, phone exports: OECD
China surpassed the United States as the world's biggest exporter of laptop computers, mobile phones and other information and communications technology goods in 2004.
Staff Writers
Dec 13 2005, 12:30PM
Hardware
Repairing the HP channel
After several years trying to improve its direct business, HP is now facing the task of repairing relations with its channel partners, David Binning reports.
David Binning
Dec 12 2005, 2:12PM
Hardware
ShadowRAM: Magnetic north on the Gold Coast
Storage giant Hitachi Data Systems held its annual reseller shindig dubbed the ‘TrueNorth Leadership Forum’ at the swanky Sheraton Mirage on the Gold Coast from 9 to 11 November.
Staff Writers
Dec 12 2005, 2:12PM
Hardware
Microsoft launches Xbox 360 console in Japan
Microsoft is counting on the online gaming capability and high-definition graphics of its Xbox 360 console to win a new following in Japan.
Lisa Baertlein
Dec 12 2005, 8:23AM
Hardware
Microsoft's CEO will have to shop for his Xbox
Microsoft's chief executive Steve Ballmer will have to shop around for an Xbox 360 game console this holiday season just like the rest of us -- it doesn't come with his job.
Staff Writers
Dec 9 2005, 9:00AM
Hardware
Smart-card leaders Gemplus and Axalto to merge
Axalto, the world's second largest smart-card provider, is offering to buy its larger rival Gemplus in an all-share deal that would create an industry giant with combined 2005 sales of 1.8 billion euros (US$2.1 billion).
Astrid Wendlandt
Dec 8 2005, 3:10PM
Hardware
Hitachi sees earlier start to plasma display plant
A unit of Hitachi Ltd said on Wednesday it will bring forward the start of mass production at a new plasma display factory in western Japan by three months to October 2006 to meet strong demand.
Staff Writers
Dec 8 2005, 2:10PM
Hardware
Global chip gear sales seen up 9.1 percent in 2006: SEMI
Global microchip equipment sales will likely rise 9.1 percent in 2006, followed by two years of double-digit growth as chip makers invest aggressively in advanced production plants.
Staff Writers
Dec 8 2005, 1:40PM
Hardware
$1000 laptops: loss makers or margin squeeze easers?
The increase in notebook sales during Q2 2005 is dissipating, with preliminary Q3 fi gures out from IDC showing that 304,000 notebooks were shipped in Q3, down from 330,000 in Q2.
Denise Murray
Dec 8 2005, 12:54PM
Hardware
Samsung SDI files patent suit against Matsushita
South Korea's Samsung SDI Co, the world's top plasma display panel maker, said on Wednesday it filed suit against Matsushita Electric Industrial, saying the Japanese firm infringed its patents.
Staff Writers
Dec 8 2005, 12:40PM
Hardware
France's Thomson, Taiwan's BenQ settle LCD dispute
Thomson and Taiwanese technology group BenQ have settled a dispute over patents owned by Thomson and related to LCD colour monitors and analogue LCD colour television receivers.
Staff Writers
Dec 8 2005, 12:10PM
Hardware
DVD sales likely nearing global peak: report
Movie sales on DVD are likely nearing their peak worldwide as more people look to computer downloads and video-on-demand to watch their favourite programming, according to a report.
Staff Writers
Dec 8 2005, 9:10AM
Hardware
AMD CEO sees healthy PC growth, strong 2006 sales
Advanced Micro Devices has said technology upgrades from businesses and robust demand in emerging economies will drive healthy growth in the computer market next year.
Jennifer Tan
Dec 7 2005, 8:59AM
Hardware
Intel to invest US$1bln in India R&D, venture fund
Intel plans to invest more than US$1 billion in India to strengthen its research and development and invest in telecoms and technology start-ups.
Shailendra Bhatnagar
Dec 6 2005, 1:45PM
Hardware
NEC Elec says developed 55-nano chip technology
NEC Electronics has developed a technology to make advanced microchips with circuitry width of 55-nanometres, and aims to start mass-production by the end of 2007.
Staff Writers
Dec 6 2005, 12:15PM
Hardware
Analysis: Matsushita bets big on plasma, winning flat TV war
Matsushita's new plasma display factory near Osaka, measuring roughly 15 football fields, is a reminder that size matters but is not the only key to success in the flat screen TV business.
Nathan Layne
Dec 6 2005, 11:45AM
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