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Article | 16/11/2000 Intel, AMD preview 1.5GHz processors
Users itching to get their hands on a speedier PC will soon get their wish fulfilled. Chip giant Intel and its rival Advanced Micro Devices demonstrat...
Article | 16/11/2000 Rambus looks beyond the PC
Faced with uncertainty over the future use of memory chips featuring its proprietary high-speed interface in PCs, Rambus looks to carve a niche in net...
Article | 16/11/2000 Transmeta reaffirms commitment to 'true mobility'
Undaunted by last week's news that both Compaq and IBM would wait before including the Crusoe processor in their mobile offerings, officials for Trans...
Article | 15/11/2000 Waiting for Windows 2001
Microsoft took a big leap forward with its .NET initiative on Monday, rolling out betas of Visual Studio.NET and the Microsoft .NET framework, and set...
Article | 15/11/2000 Sony expands Memory Stick platform
Sony is enlisting support in its battle for supremacy in the memory card market. The company, which has been battling alone since the 1998 launch of M...
Article | 15/11/2000 APEC to draft action plan for the new economy
Leaders of the APEC (Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation) countries and territories are expected to draft a common action plan for using Internet-based ...
Article | 15/11/2000 Rambus forges ahead with next-generation memory
Showing no signs of slowing its development pace for next generation memory technology, officials for Rambus were on hand at Comdex to preview the com...
Article | 15/11/2000 Intel, HP to launch "Deep Forest" concept PC
Intel and Hewlett-Packard showcased a jointly developed concept PC, Deep Forest, at Comdex Tuesday.
Article | 14/11/2000 Rapid rise for Solution 6, despite everything
Bags of dope, broken deals and the departure of key executives have failed to halt Australian bellwether tech stock Solution 6 from ratcheting up the ...
Article | 14/11/2000 Wine wholesaler sees sour times for e-tailers
Retrenchments at WinePlanet (as many as forty since August last year according to some reports) are only the start of significant problems for the onl...
Article | 14/11/2000 MS TabletPCs to debut in 2002 at laptop prices
Microsoft is hoping to debut its TabletPC sometime in 2002 with the device being sold by OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) at "laptop prices," k...
Article | 14/11/2000 Instant applications from Iomega
Not everyone is proficient with their computers. But that doesn't mean they don't want to do the same things that more advanced users can do: It just ...
Article | 14/11/2000 HP's Fiorina touts Nokia deal, Net services
Carly Fiorina, HP's president, chairman and chief executive officer, outlined a strategy Monday to provide a broad range of software technologies for ...
Article | 13/11/2000 Big growth predicted for online ads
Online advertising in Australia should increase by 1500 per cent by 2003, according to Goldman Sachs.
Article | 13/11/2000 Navidad virus carries an early holiday surprise
Network Associates's McAfee division on Friday upgraded the threat level of a virus named Navidad from low to medium. McAfee said the virus seems to h...
Article | 13/11/2000 IBM lays claim to clearest computer display
IBM plans to roll out what it believes is the industry's clearest computer display, saying it is 12 times sharper than existing displays, or about 4.5...
Article | 13/11/2000 Low-power chips on display
Reduced power consumption for increased battery life in mobile computing systems and the arrival of Intel's Pentium 4 processor will be big topics at ...
Article | 13/11/2000 Bertelsmann wants to conquer music world
Bertelsmann AG appears set on conquering the music industry. Just 10 days after the media conglomerate upset its own record company, BMG, by cutting a...
Article | 10/11/2000 Wearable computer maker chooses Crusoe chip
Where will Transmeta's Crusoe chip appear next? One wearable computer maker has chosen to put the low-power processor inside its latest offerings.
Article | 10/11/2000 Internet groups establish wiretap legal hotline
Trade organisations representing most of the world's largest Internet backbone operators and service providers have established a hotline where operat...

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