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Article | 14/03/2002 AMD to start shipping 0.13-micron chips this month
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. is ready to start shipping Athlon processors, code-named Thoroughbred, made using a 0.13-micron process to customers later...
Article | 14/03/2002 InterTrust broadens MS suit to include new charges
InterTrust Technologies Corp., a digital rights management software company, announced Wednesday that it is broadening the scope of its ongoing patent...
Article | 14/03/2002 Palm touts Web browser optimized for handhelds
Palm Inc. Wednesday unveiled a branded Web browser that it says is optimized for handheld devices, using compression technology that downloads text ra...
Article | 14/03/2002 AMD launches three new Athlon chips
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD) on Wednesday announced three new microprocessors designed to boost performance in mobile, desktop, workstation, and ...
Article | 14/03/2002 Compaq turns light on new iPaq portable projector
Compaq turned the spotlight on its new portable projector on Wednesday, saying that it is the brightest of its kind in the industry, delivering more t...
Article | 13/03/2002 Samsung shipping samples of DDR400 memory
Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. has begun shipping sample DDR (double data rate) SDRAM (synchronous dynamic RAM) memory chips that are two steps faster t...
Article | 13/03/2002 Infineon in capacity deal with Taiwanese DRAM makers
With the price of some memory chips having increased in recent months, German memory-chip maker Infineon Technologies AG has boosted its access to pro...
Article | 13/03/2002 Sony expands Vaio line with new notebook PCs
Sony has unveiled the first model in a new line of notebook computers, the Vaio VX series, and lifted the veil on a couple of prototypes the company i...
Article | 13/03/2002 Little support for ICANN overhaul proposal
Sony has unveiled the first model in a new line of notebook computers, the Vaio VX series, and lifted the veil on a couple of prototypes the company i...
Article | 13/03/2002 Disappearing e-mails a legal threat
E-mail's most vexing question: how do you know it's missing if it never arrives - may be annoying for users. However, it could be a serious legal prob...
Article | 13/03/2002 CEBIT - Intel launches Xeon MP
Intel Corp. launched the Xeon MP processor on Tuesday at the CeBIT trade show in Hanover, Germany, unveiling the long-awaited design for low-end multi...
Article | 13/03/2002 CEBIT - StarOffice creator lights up new company
During a recent hiatus from the ranks of high tech executives, Marco Boerries embarked on an effort to solve what he regards as one of the most daunti...
Article | 13/03/2002 Fujitsu to launch first PDA in Q2
Fujitsu has taken the wraps off a personal digital assistant, the company's first, which will be sold worldwide from the second quarter of this year, ...
Article | 13/03/2002 Microsoft to offer concessions to EC in antitrust case
Trend Micro Inc. took a step away from traditional, pure antivirus software Tuesday with the announcement of PC-cillin 2002, its new consumer antiviru...
Article | 13/03/2002 Trend adds firewall, PDA scan to PC-cillin
Trend Micro Inc. took a step away from traditional, pure antivirus software Tuesday with the announcement of PC-cillin 2002, its new consumer antiviru...
Article | 13/03/2002 CEBIT - Intel claims a small milestone in chip making
Intel Corp. has produced prototypes of high-density memory chips using an advanced manufacturing process, and will use the technology in faster microp...
Article | 13/03/2002 CEBIT - Philips embraces MS' Mira with detachable display
Koninklijke Philips Electronics NV Tuesday showed how Microsoft Corp.'s vision of computer users controlling their PCs remotely via portable displays ...
Article | 12/03/2002 dingo blue closure not expected to effect ISP competition, say players
AGL's decision last week to close its ISP subsidiary dingo blue has left some in the industry debating whether small and medium-sized ISPs can stomach...
Article | 12/03/2002 Telstra to halve ISP costs
Telstra has responded to critics of its broadband policy by announcing a reduction on broadband prices for its ISP resellers.
Article | 12/03/2002 Security flaw could affect all Linux systems
A buffer overflow in a library common to most Linux systems could cause a serious security hole that allows those systems to be remotely attacked and...

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