Friday, March 31, 2006
Intel Launches 'Discover the PC' Initiative
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New Nvidia Quadro FX Graphics Chips Used in Latest Dell Mobile Workstations
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Pioneer to Sell Shares of Its Precision Machinery Units to OMRON
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Six Months "Grace Period" for BD-ROM Content
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Apple Ships Final Cut Studio 5.1
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MEDIA-TECH Association to Host DVD Forum's European Verification Seminar
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DVD6C Reduces DVD-R Royalties
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Toshiba Launches HD DVD Player in Japan
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AMD Hires Former Intel Head Chip Designer
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Thursday, March 30, 2006
Canon Releases Firmware Update
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Nokia Launches new Cheap Phones in China
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First 8x DVD-R DL by Mitsubishi Chemicals
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New Date for DaTARIUS' Blue Days
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Kodak Accused of Damaging Pictures
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Philips Shows Product Concepts Designed with Users
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Watch TV on the Go
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Double Layer DVD+RW Media Closer to Production
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Patent System Questionned in eBay Case
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Volume Limits on New iPod Software
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Western Digital Offers 6GB Pocket Drive
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Wednesday, March 29, 2006
P2P Worm Identified
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New Technology to Track Pirated Material
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EU Worried About Vista
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Overclocking Guide from Sami Maekinen
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Sony to License "Locationfree" Software to ACCESS
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NeoDigits Launches new HD Players
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Toshiba Launches Satellite M105 Series Notebooks
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Intel Defends Itself in EU Antitrust Action
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Microsoft May Settle Class-Action with Vouchers
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Bluetooth Selects Intel's Ultra-wideband Technology
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BitTorrent Has Lost Ground
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Panasonic Blu-ray Player Available This September
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First Industry Code for Spam in Australia
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Tuesday, March 28, 2006
Three New DVD Players From Pioneer
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Quad Core Processors Early Next Year
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Corsair's Home Theater PC
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Hollywood May Dump Downscaling of HD Content
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Two Newcomers on The U.S. VoIP Market
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Internet Explorer Fix Coming Soon
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Three New Dual-Core AMD Opteron Processors
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MIT and Toshiba to Develop Human-centric Computers
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Fujitsu Unveils 200GB Serial ATA Hard Disk Drive for Notebook PCs
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Monday, March 27, 2006
New Graphics Cards from MSI
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Portable DVD-RAM Burner from Logitec
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Six Packages for the Olympus E-330
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Microsoft Appeals South Korean Antitrust Ruling
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TDK and Densei-Lambda Launch Unified Product Brand
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InPhase Breaks Data Density Record
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Japanese Giants to Co-produce 45-nano Chips
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Friday, March 24, 2006
Opposition to French Law Rising in the U.S.
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Nvidia Signs New Contract with Sony
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New Features in Nero 7 Update
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Panasonic Signs Shakira as Advertising Spokesperson
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New Phone With NVIDIA handheld GPU
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China Tightens Internet Rules
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EU Reportedly Suspends Optical Disc Dumping Investigation
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Universal Launches Film Download Service in UK
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Toshiba Confirms Delay of HD DVD's Until April
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ASUS Introduces Viiv-certified N4L-VM DH Motherboard
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Nintendo to Make Sega Games Available for Revolution
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Office 2007 Follows Vista's Delay
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Toshiba Wins Flash Memory Patent Suit Against Hynix
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Thursday, March 23, 2006
AMD's Microprocessors Suitable for UMPCs
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Yahoo Launches U.S. VoIP Service
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Microsoft Plans IE Update
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ASUS and AGEIA Co-develop PhysX Processor
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Online Service for PS3
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Microsoft To Offer Technical Support to Licensees
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Dell To Buy AMD-Powered Alienware
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Samsung Executives Plead Guilty to Price Fixing
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NVIDIA To Acquire Hybrid Graphics
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Two Additions to NVIDIA's GeForce 7 Series
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Nvidia ForceWare 84.25 Beta
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New Manufacturing Process for HD DVD-RAM Media
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Wednesday, March 22, 2006
Plextor PX-760A Review Online
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Super Talent To Ship 1GHz 2GB DDR2 Memory Modules
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PlayStation 3 To Sell More than Xbox 360
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A Bug That Can Crash Internet Explorer
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Hitachi LG Delivers 8x DVD±R Burner For Notebooks
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Windows Vista Release Pushed Back to January 2007
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France Votes for Copyright Law
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Microsoft to Double Xbox 360 Shipments this Week
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Elpida Announces 512 Megabit XDR DRAM
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Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Microsoft: After the Origami the OriGAMING?
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EICTA Launches Licensing Agreement for HDTV Logo
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ATI Introduces New Workstation Graphics Card With 1GB Memory
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ABIT Purchase Finalized
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NVIDIA and Havok Demonstrate First GPU-Powered Game Physics Solution
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Samsung Launches Flash Disk for Mobile PCs
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Monday, March 20, 2006
Plextor PX-755SA Available in US
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CDRinfo's Report on CeBIT
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Apple iTunes Could Tune Out in France
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Google Claims Victory Over US Government Data Grab
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Nvidia ForceWare 84.21 Official
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Friday, March 17, 2006
Warner Sees Next-gen DVD Sales Strong at Year-end
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Sony Debuts 8GB Compact Vault Drive
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SANYO and Quanta to Form Joint Venture for Flat Panel TV Business
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Sony's Blu-Ray Player Available in July
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Thursday, March 16, 2006
Verbatim Tops in Global Recordable CD and DVD Media Sales
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Ciba Specialty Chemicals Files Patent Infringement Suit Against RiTEK
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Sharp to Introduce Industry's Thinnest, 110,000-Pixel CMOS Camera Module
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Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Critical Updates For Microsoft Office
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Sony Against Down-converting of HD Video
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I-O Data Unveils Super-multi DVD Burners with LabelFlash
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Nvidia ForceWare 84.20 BETA Released
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LG to Deliver Dual-format HD DVD/Blu-ray
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Intel Introduces Low-voltage Dual-core Xeon for Servers
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Sunext and Philips Sign Licensing Agreement for Optical Drive Technology
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It's Official: Sony PlayStation 3 Available End of Year
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TEAC, Pioneer to co-develop DVD Drives
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Tuesday, March 14, 2006
Google Takes On US Gonvernment in Court
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Sony Appeals in US Row Over PlayStation Patents
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Sony's New Voice Recorders
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Disney Open to HD DVD
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New Animation Technology
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PS3 Details Eyed as Sony Opens Meeting
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Blu-ray Freeware Application Released
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Pioneer Introduces New DVD Recorders with Built-in HDDs
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Microsoft to Offer Parental Web Monitoring
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Epson Develops Print Head Using an OLED Light Source
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Philips Hits Production Problems on LCD TVs
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Pioneer Introduces High-end HDD/DVD Recorder with Digital Tuner
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Soccer World Cup not Likely to Kick Start Mobile TV
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French Plan Would Allow Using iTunes to non-Apple Devices
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Monday, March 13, 2006
IBM Showcases Cell Processors in Action at CeBIT
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Verbatim Unveils 4GB and 8GB USB HD Drives
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Samsung Showcases BD Drives at CeBIT
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VIA Launches First Mainboard to Feature VIA C7 Processor
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Cingular, T-Mobile Halt Razr Sales due to Glitch
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Samsung Shifts to 80nm Manufacturing Technology
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Friday, March 10, 2006
French Parliament Blocks Move to Legalise Downloads
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Nero Previews Nero Mobile at CeBIT
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EU Regulators Warns Microsoft Again
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Nero Previews Newest Version of Nero 7 Premium at CeBIT 2006
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CeBIT: NEC Records on HD-DVD-R Discs
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Nvidia Releases ForceWare 84.15
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Sparkle Announces 3 NVIDIA Series Products at CeBIT 2006
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Club3D at CeBIT
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Roxio Releases Blu-Ray Disc Technology Preview Kit
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Arctic Cooling at CeBIT 2006
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Getting up to Speed with the BLUE DAYS at DaTARIUS
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AMD DDR2 Laptops, Desktop Chips by Mid-year
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CeBIT Blu-ray Press Conference Details
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Thursday, March 9, 2006
Quad SLI and New NVIDIA GeForce 7 Series at CeBIT
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First SLI Notebooks
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TiVo Announces New Pricing Structure
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BenQ Announces new LCD Monitor Line Up
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ATI Announces Radeon X1800 GTO
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InterVideo and Ulead Demo Blu-ray Solutions at CeBIT
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Samsung Showcases B600 10 Megapixel Phone
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VIA Goes Chrome at CeBIT 2006
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Fujifilm Blu-Ray Media Available in Spring 2006
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Panasonic is Developing 4 GB SDHC Memory Card
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Panasonic: Blu-Ray In Europe For 2006 Fall
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BenQ Expands Storage Product Line with 'Trio' Triple BD Writer
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Motorola at CeBIT 2006
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Fujitsu Launches New Palm Vein Biometric Authentication Device
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CeBIT: AM2 Mobos and new Nvidia 7900 Graphics Cards by Asus
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Asus's Digital Home Concept at CeBIT 2006
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ATI Catalyst v6.3 Released
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OpenOffice.org 2.0.2 Released
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CeBIT: 1.5 GB Memory Card Available from Pretec
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CeBIT: NTI Announces New Blu-ray Software Products
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Sapphire Blizzard Cooler Pushes X1900XTX Limits
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Microsoft Unfolds "Origami" - Cheaper than Windows Mobile 5
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Micron to Buy Flash Memory Maker Lexar for $688 million
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Wednesday, March 8, 2006
LG to Join HD DVD Camp
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VESA Enhances Flat Panel Mounting Standard
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Nokia at CeBIT 2006
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CeBIT 2006: Plunging into Nero@Home's World of Multimedia
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Cebit Opens up World of Hi-tech
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TDK Withdraws from the Manufacturing of Recordable CD, DVD
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Panasonic Debuts PX600 VIERA High Definition Plasma TVs
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NVIDIA and Intel Bring HD 3D Gaming To Handheld Devices
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LG.Philips LCD Develops 100-inch LCD Panel
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Microsoft Tests Revamped Windows Live Search Engine
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Toshiba Unveils Laptop with High Def DVD and TV
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Toshiba and Canon Announce SED Launch Plan
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IDF: New Chips and Technologies
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Tuesday, March 7, 2006
ATI Announces Mobility Radeon X1800 Series
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Stringer Confirms PS3 Delay
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New Digital Video Recorders from Philips
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Samsung Reveals 8GB Hard Disk Phone
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France Revises Download Fee
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NVIDIA to Showcase NForce 500 Family of Core-logic Solutions at CeBIT
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RWPPI at CeBIT 2006
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Corsair Highlights DDR2 and DDR1 Memory at CeBIT 2006
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One of the Fastest PCs in the World on Display at CeBIT 2006
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Taiwanese CD-R Makers Reluctant to Adopt Philips' Veeza Licensing System
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AMD Boosts Opteron's Multi-Core Speed
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Europe's Most Powerful Computer Unveiled in Germany
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TDK Begins Shipping of BD-R Media
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Toshiba Aims to Triple Flash Memory Output with New Plant
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Sapphire Launches First Graphics Card with HDMI Interface
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Intel Aims to Get Back on Track With New Chips
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ATI Buys Shanghai-based XGI Technology
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OCZ Technology Launches First Reduced Latency 1GHz Memory
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Ricoh Starts Shipping Samples HD DVD and Blu-Ray Discs
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Friday, March 3, 2006
New Samsung Digital Player Targets Apple's Nano
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One Graphic Card, Triple Resolution from Matrox
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Finns to Test Mobile Phone Radiation on Human Skin
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LG.Philips LCD Sets 8G LCD Size Focusing on 55-inch
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SLI Enabled For non-Nvidia Motherboards
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Nvidia Claims First to Market High-Definition Video Processors
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New ForceWare Drivers Offer Suport for H.264
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Thursday, March 2, 2006
Vista Easy to Upgrade
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The Origami Mystery Remains Unsolved
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NME Launches 1920/1080 High Definition Red Laser Players at CeBIT
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AOL Criticized for Pay-to-Send Email Service
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GeCube at CeBIT 2006
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Google News on Mobiles
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Oracle Unveils Corporate Search Software
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Samsung Plans to Sell 60 million ODD Products in 2006
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Maxell Unveils First 12x DVD-RAM Discs
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Mobile Ads Coming Soon
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No Personal DVD Copy of Mulholland Drive in France
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RIAA Announces New Round Of Music Lawsuits
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ECS Launches ViiV Motherboard
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Napster Says It's Microsoft's Fault
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Wednesday, March 1, 2006
Microsoft Says Better Than Google Soon
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Sapphire Delivers Fastest Mainboard Yet
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Sanyo to Sell Optical Disc Business to TOEMI
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Corsair Announces RAM Allocation from Infineon
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ATI Delivers New CrossFire Gaming Platform
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AMD: Intel Paid Skype for Exclusivity
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Ronaldo is Now Striking for BenQ Mobile
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Ricoh and GlobalSat Embed GPS Data into Digital Images
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AOL Declares War on Phishing
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Acer Portable Players Reach Europe
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JVC Launches DVD Burner For Camcorders
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Two New Intel-Processor Notebooks from Dell
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Intel to Use New Micro-architecture in 2006
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Another 12x DVD-RAM Burner by I-O Data
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Apple Releases New Mac Mini and iPod Hi-Fi
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