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AMD subpoenas Intel customers in antitrust case
Advanced Micro Devices on Thursday said it has served subpoenas this week on dozens of Intel customers seeking documents for its private antitrust lawsuit against arch-rival Intel Corp.
Staff Writers
Oct 7 2005, 9:00AM
Hardware
From the trenches: Head to the LAN party
The geek market is probably the most difficult of all to crack. Those pizza-eating, Jolt cola-drinking geeks know what they want, where to get it and, most importantly, how much they should be paying for it.
Byron Connolly
Oct 6 2005, 12:00PM
Hardware
Australian High Court rules in favour of modders
The High Court of Australia has ruled that Australian consumers and overseas travellers can buy cheaper computer games and hardware offshore and modify them locally.
Staff Writers
Oct 6 2005, 11:50AM
Hardware
Robot vehicles gather to race in US desert again
Will anyone manage to get close to the finish line this time?
Reed Stevenson
Oct 6 2005, 9:30AM
Hardware
Data recovery booms via channel
Information retrieval specialist CBL Data Recovery has trebled its reseller numbers this year and plans to add more to reinforce a wave of demand for disaster recovery services.
Fleur Doidge
Oct 5 2005, 5:42PM
Collaboration
Apple stirs product speculation over Oct 12 event
Apple Computer has emailed invitations to reporters for a special event next week, prompting speculation on the internet that the company would unveil a long-rumoured iPod that can display videos.
Duncan Martell
Oct 5 2005, 3:21PM
Hardware
Analysis -- From Bangalore with chips: India eyes semiconductors
India is ready to move beyond software into the very heart of computing...and make microchips.
Narayanan Madhavan
Oct 5 2005, 2:06PM
Hardware
Hynix to fight Toshiba complaint on chip patents
Hynix Semiconductor, the world's second-largest memory chip maker, said on Tuesday it would fight a complaint by Japan's Toshiba that claims the South Korean company infringed on patents on flash-memory chips.
Staff Writers
Oct 5 2005, 12:04PM
Hardware
Lenovo restructures to integrate IBM PC purchase
China's Lenovo Group Ltd., the world's third largest PC maker, said on Friday it will overhaul its global organisational structure as it integrates its recently acquired IBM PC business.
Staff Writers
Oct 4 2005, 3:28PM
Hardware
Lenovo aims to expand China PC market share
Lenovo, the world's third-largest maker of personal computers, aims to expand its share of China's fiercely competitive PC market to 35 percent by the end of 2005, a senior executive said on Wednesday.
Doug Young
Sep 29 2005, 1:06PM
Hardware
Apple admits problem with iPod nano
Apple Computer Inc., responding to complaints the screen on its sleek, recently introduced iPod cracks too easily, said on Wednesday it will replace any defective units.
Staff Writers
Sep 29 2005, 10:27AM
Hardware
Dell goes upscale with PCs for gamers, enthusiasts
Dell Inc. is launching a line of upscale and more expensive computers after aggressive price-cutting led to lower-than-expected revenue growth last quarter.
Staff Writers
Sep 29 2005, 10:26AM
Hardware
Toshiba to launch PC with HD DVD drive in 2006
Japan's Toshiba said on Tuesday it had developed the world's first PC able to read HD DVD discs, a next-generation disc format it is promoting over a rival standard pushed by Sony.
Staff Writers
Sep 28 2005, 3:02PM
Hardware
Intel to supply chips for RIM's new BlackBerry
Intel will supply the chips powering upcoming models of Research In Motion's Blackberry mobile email device.
Jeffrey Hodgson
Sep 28 2005, 12:00PM
Hardware
Sony may invest more in Samsung LCD venture
Sony is considering making an additional investment in its LCD joint venture with South Korea's Samsung Electronics to meet fast-growing demand for LCD TVs.
Nathan Layne
Sep 28 2005, 11:00AM
Hardware
Microsoft, Intel throw weight behind HD DVD standard
Microsoft and Intel this week threw their weight behind the next-generation HD DVD format being promoted by Toshiba in a blow to Sony's, Blu-ray format.
Reed Stevenson
Sep 28 2005, 9:30AM
Hardware
HP resellers in the dark over government contracts
Eleven HP resellers – dumped from NSW government contracts last year – have received little or no explanation as to why, fuelling speculation HP was elbowing past the channel to a direct model.
David Binning
Sep 26 2005, 11:34AM
Hardware
Cisco to polish partner processes
Cisco resellers need to lift their game around business processes to get better, more consistent results for their customers, the vendor's managing director, Ross Fowler, has said.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 23 2005, 2:58PM
Collaboration
National reseller ComputerCORP signs BenQ
National reseller and integrator ComputerCORP has added another string to its bow, signing a deal to resell notebooks, LCD monitors and projectors made by Taiwanese giant BenQ.
Byron Connolly
Sep 23 2005, 9:53AM
Hardware
Chip equipment demand climbs out of Q2 hole: survey
Sales and bookings of chip-making equipment slipped in August, but the industry nevertheless seems to be recovering from its second quarter weakness, a global survey found.
Lucas van
Sep 22 2005, 2:00PM
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