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DVHARDWARE - November 2004

• Major communication satellite offline due to puzzling problems

  - 2004-11-30

• AMD to implant Axcelis for 45 nano tech

  - 2004-11-30

• Intel talking about EM64T processor future

  - 2004-11-30

• AMD has no plans to use BTX

  - 2004-11-30

• Sony takes on iPod with new hard-disk Walkman

  - 2004-11-30

• nForce 4 SLI-based motherboards delayed by 2-4 weeks

  - 2004-11-29

• AMD fails to capitalise on technology wins

  - 2004-11-29

• Major search engines preparing digital video search

  - 2004-11-29

• Toshiba wins 4 Hollywood studios' support for HD DVD format

  - 2004-11-29

• Price of Virus protection is rising

  - 2004-11-29

• Lycos launches screensaver to bug spammers

  - 2004-11-29

• SCO troubled - website defaced

  - 2004-11-29

• Sony and partners announced details about the Cell processor

  - 2004-11-29

• Sony unable to meet high demand for flat TVs

  - 2004-11-28

• China further restricts usage of foreign software

  - 2004-11-27

• AMD updates roadmap - Athlon XP is dead now

  - 2004-11-27

• CA: "Kazaa is the biggest spyware threat"

  - 2004-11-27

• Japanese company starts selling '950W' Power Supplies

  - 2004-11-27

• LG plans 6 to 7 megapixel camera phone

  - 2004-11-27

• Microsoft cancels SP5 for Windows 2000

  - 2004-11-27

• Processor sales were weak in October

  - 2004-11-27

• Microsoft to replace counterfeit Windows XP versions with legal ones in the UK

  - 2004-11-26

• AMD to migrate all CPU production to 90nm SOI process in 2005

  - 2004-11-26

• Market share of Internet Explorer keeps declining

  - 2004-11-26

• Intel helps Asian PC makers to ship Linux

  - 2004-11-26

• Study confirms pigeon navigation theory

  - 2004-11-26

• AMD: Chip Sales Rebound After U.S. Election

  - 2004-11-25

• iPod boosting Apple Mac sales

  - 2004-11-25

• Intel silently launched Pentium M 710

  - 2004-11-25

• Program released to make Intel CPUs throttling

  - 2004-11-25

• DDR2 sees low yields at 0.11µ, sluggish sales

  - 2004-11-25

• Half-Life 2 Update

  - 2004-11-25

• Seagate unleashes the Cheetahs - new 15K RPM HDDs

  - 2004-11-25

• ATI announces Mobility Radeon X300 and X800

  - 2004-11-25

• New feature from Abit unlocks CPU multiplier on some motherboards

  - 2004-11-24

• ATI and Nvidia move to strengthen corporate organizations in Asia

  - 2004-11-24

• AMD puts dual roadmap in place

  - 2004-11-24

• Samsung to intensify SDRAM competition in 2005

  - 2004-11-24

• OCZ announces EL PC-3200 Voltage eXtreme Gold Edition

  - 2004-11-24

• Infineon unveils world`s smallest nanotube transistor

  - 2004-11-23

• New GPL license to come

  - 2004-11-23

• 64% of home computers infected with spyware

  - 2004-11-23

• ICQ to offer 2GB mail-service for $20 a year

  - 2004-11-23

• AMD, ATI squeeze new juice into laptops

  - 2004-11-23

• The Sims 2 expansion pack is coming - to the university

  - 2004-11-22

• Does a free download equal a lost sale?

  - 2004-11-22

• ATI X850 photo, details and pricing

  - 2004-11-22

• ATI's R430, X800 XL/X800 details revealed

  - 2004-11-22

• NVIDIA to launch Intel chipsets in 2005

  - 2004-11-22

• AOpen has launched a Pentium M desktop motherboard

  - 2004-11-21

• Microsoft unveils Avalon Tech Preview for Windows XP, 2003

  - 2004-11-21

• Nvidia may have Intel Pentium 4 licence for nothing

  - 2004-11-21

• Nintendo bets on new hand-held console to leap ahead of Sony

  - 2004-11-21

• Bill Gates receives 4 million spam mails a day

  - 2004-11-21

• Elpida Memory Develops First 1 Gigabit DDR2

  - 2004-11-20

• Longhorn to have reached Beta status?

  - 2004-11-20

• Intel discontinues top 130nm microprocessors

  - 2004-11-20

• Doom 3 Expansion pack details - Resurrection of Evil

  - 2004-11-20

• NVIDIA to make chipsets for the Intel platform

  - 2004-11-19

• Valve releases warez version of Half Life 2 to catch people

  - 2004-11-18

• Intel Shelton finds its way into cheap as chips PC

  - 2004-11-18

• Seagate launches 400GB HDD

  - 2004-11-17

• Nokia unveils handset using IPv6

  - 2004-11-17

• Netscape working on Mozilla Firefox-based browser

  - 2004-11-17

• Next generation AMD Opterons to have 1207 pins

  - 2004-11-17

• Long computer use may be linked to eye disease

  - 2004-11-17

• Sparkle starts shipping GeForce 6600 GT AGP

  - 2004-11-17

• Intel starts shipping series of BTX-compatible products

  - 2004-11-16

• First Half-Life 2 bug discovered

  - 2004-11-16

• Micron to volume produce camera phone-use 2-megapixel CMOS sensors in 2Q

  - 2004-11-16

• Half-Life 2 Released For Play

  - 2004-11-16

• Unveiling DDR2-533 Potential. Part 2: 266 MHz FSB, Intel Pentium 4 Prescott proc

  - 2004-11-16

• IDF 2004 Russia: 65nm Process Technology – Nearest Future of Intel Semiconductor

  - 2004-11-16

• Sun to give away Solaris 10 for free

  - 2004-11-16

• Yahoo to use DomainKeys for antispam purposes

  - 2004-11-15

• Adobe to launche Acrobat 7 - with new comments features

  - 2004-11-15

• Apple iPod to become gameplatform?

  - 2004-11-15

• Soyo to quit its motherboard production?

  - 2004-11-15

• AMD sketches out new high-end, low-end chips

  - 2004-11-15

• Half-Life 2 already for sale in some shops - but not playable yet..

  - 2004-11-14

• Study about usage of Instant Messaging in businesses

  - 2004-11-14

• Pentagon envisioning a costly Internet for war

  - 2004-11-14

• Microsoft aims to beat Apple's Ipod

  - 2004-11-14

• AMD's share price catches up with Intel's

  - 2004-11-13

• Mobile phone sales rocket

  - 2004-11-13

• Dell flirting with AMD's 64-bit processors

  - 2004-11-13

• Microsoft to have used a pirated version of Sound Forge?

  - 2004-11-13

• Nokia launches new smartphone - the 6670

  - 2004-11-12

• Intel to launch East Fork - Centrino for desktops

  - 2004-11-12

• Cordless mouse without batteries

  - 2004-11-12

• Windows Server 'R2' Details Begin to Leak

  - 2004-11-12

• Microsoft now leader in handheld market

  - 2004-11-12

• Microsoft registers trademark--19 years late

  - 2004-11-12

• Google doubles their search index to 8 billion pages

  - 2004-11-11

• Development of Winamp as good as death

  - 2004-11-11

• Dell being close to adopting AMD CPUs

  - 2004-11-11

• Google to add POP access to Gmail

  - 2004-11-11

• One billion colors at a 35 megapixel screen..

  - 2004-11-11

• Intel pushes 65 nanometre process back

  - 2004-11-11

• Microsoft to release three versions of Xbox 2

  - 2004-11-11

• ATI's R430 to fight 6600GT and 6800 Standard

  - 2004-11-11

• Sharp launches first Blu-ray Disc Recorder

  - 2004-11-11

• Intel board backs Otellini as CEO

  - 2004-11-11

• Nvidia certifies SLI parts with added logo stamps

  - 2004-11-10

• ATI R480 and SLI details emerge

  - 2004-11-10

• NVIDIA’s New Driver Tips 512MB Graphics Cards

  - 2004-11-10

• Almost 50% of world's supercomputers powered by Intel Xeon processors

  - 2004-11-10

• Microsoft to launch its new search engine tomorrow

  - 2004-11-10

• Panel urges Washington to finance fast computer

  - 2004-11-09

• Bluetooth Boosts Its Transfer Rates

  - 2004-11-09

• Sunbeam announces new products

  - 2004-11-09

• Intel's roadmap updates

  - 2004-11-09

• Majority of New HDTVs Powered By ATI

  - 2004-11-09

• HyperTransport Consortium announces HyperTransport expansion interface: HTX

  - 2004-11-09

• AMD to outsource a part of K8-processor production

  - 2004-11-09

• Mozilla FireFox 1.0 launched

  - 2004-11-09

• AMD lowers Athlon 64 prices again

  - 2004-11-09

• ATI almost ready to roll on hypermemory

  - 2004-11-09

• Novell Linux Desktop Arrives

  - 2004-11-08

• Intel launches new Itanium 2 processors

  - 2004-11-08

• Microsoft’s certification puts graphics innovations under fire

  - 2004-11-08

• ATI unveils RADEON XPRESS 200 series

  - 2004-11-08

• BitTorrent accounts for a third of all internet traffic

  - 2004-11-08

• Fujitsu introduces 128Mbit mobile FCRAM with 32-bit multiplexed bus

  - 2004-11-08

• NVIDIA started to ship the NV41

  - 2004-11-08

• Creative launches Sound Blaster Audigy 4 Pro

  - 2004-11-08

• NVIDIA launches GeForce Go 6800 GPU

  - 2004-11-08

• IDC expects worldwide software revenue growth of 6.9% annually through 2008

  - 2004-11-07

• Multiple Front Side Buses; Coming to an Intel Server Near You

  - 2004-11-06

• Nokia: Strong demand for cameraphones in 2005

  - 2004-11-05

• Two spyware-removal guides

  - 2004-11-05

• Taiwan's DVD rival FVD to hit the market

  - 2004-11-04

• Global chip sales headed for tough times in 2005

  - 2004-11-04

• Hotmail Begins 250MB Storage Upgrade

  - 2004-11-04

• Intel talks about its dual-core processor plans

  - 2004-11-04

• Spammer sentenced to nine years in jail

  - 2004-11-04

• DFI brings Intel Dothan to desktops

  - 2004-11-04

• Napster to deliver MP3's to next-gen mobile phones

  - 2004-11-04

• Otellini: "Intel blew it on 4GHz Pentium 4"

  - 2004-11-04

• ATI gets PCI Express certification

  - 2004-11-04

• ATI to start volume shipments of Radeon Xpress 200 chipsets

  - 2004-11-04

• Microsoft Office 12 Details Begin to Trickle Out

  - 2004-11-04

• Hackers group is selling Cisco firewall and Napster sourcecode

  - 2004-11-04

• Yahoo is also working on a desktop search tool

  - 2004-11-04

• HP to incorporate 4Gbps Fibre channel switch module in its BladeSystems

  - 2004-11-04

• Samsung develops thinner CRT

  - 2004-11-03

• Adobe to participate in Linux consortium

  - 2004-11-03

• Dell to build new fab in the US

  - 2004-11-03

• AMD slowly gaining market share

  - 2004-11-03

• Hitachi to build new HDD-fab in China

  - 2004-11-03

• ATI’s ‘R520’ graphics core taped out

  - 2004-11-03

• ATI's SLI to be called Multi Rendering?

  - 2004-11-03

• Logitech MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse Review

  - 2004-11-03

• Sun's Niagara falls neatly into multithreaded place

  - 2004-11-03

• DOCSIS 3.0 will top 200 Mbps down/100 Mbps up

  - 2004-11-03

• Intel to unleash 3.8GHz Pentium 4 on November 15

  - 2004-11-03

• Intel’s 2005 desktop chipsets will feature wireless technology

  - 2004-11-03

• Blu-Ray optical discs to be made out of corn

  - 2004-11-03

• Nokia unveils NFC shell for Nokia 3220 phone

  - 2004-11-03

• Nokia launches Nokia 7710 Widescreen Smartphone

  - 2004-11-03

• Nokia launches Nokia 3230 with 1.3 megapixel camera

  - 2004-11-03

• Nokia launches Nokia 6020 camera phone

  - 2004-11-03

• palmOne to start using Microsoft Operating Systems?

  - 2004-11-03

• Sun to launch Solaris 10 on Nov. 15

  - 2004-11-03

• Pentium 4 'J' overclocked to 6.30GHz

  - 2004-11-02

• Spansion Enters Fast-Growing Serial Flash Memory Market

  - 2004-11-02

• ATI developing own version of NVIDIA's SLI

  - 2004-11-02

• ATI takes on Via, Nvidia on chipsets

  - 2004-11-02

• Epson inkjet technology used to fabricate first ultra-thin multilayer chip

  - 2004-11-02

• Taiwanese notebook makers to migrate production to China?

  - 2004-11-02

• Intel to cut 915 chipset prices in December

  - 2004-11-02

• ATI's R5xx series

  - 2004-11-02

• Half-Life 2 heads to the arcades

  - 2004-11-01

• Intel launches P4 EE 3.46GHz and 925XE chipset

  - 2004-11-01

• Via K8T890 boards expected in two weeks

  - 2004-11-01

• Sharp launchex 8 Megapixel CCD

  - 2004-11-01

• LCD display market supply and demand to be balanced in Q2 2005

  - 2004-11-01

• NVIDIA raises GeForce MX4000 and FX5200 prices

  - 2004-11-01

• TDK develops super-tough coating for LCD screens, CDs and DVDs

  - 2004-11-01

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