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CES 2010: Hardware rivals unveil new notebooks
Samsung, Asus and MSI all show off new devices at CES.
V3.co.uk staff
Jan 8 2010, 8:59AM
Hardware
Asia-Pacific mobile gamers to spend US$4.4bn by 2010
Mobile phone users in the Asia-Pacific region will be spending US$4.4bn annually to play games on their phones by 2010, more than double the amount they spent last year, market watchers predict.
Simon Burns
Nov 24 2006, 9:16AM
Finance
Asian chip revenue to double by 2010
Revenue from Asia's giant chip foundries, which make semiconductor chips for other firms, will almost double in the next four years to US$31.8 billion, according to the latest research.
Simon Burns
Sep 4 2006, 9:47AM
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