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November 30
- MP3 players, subdisplays driving growth of OLED market - report
November 29
- Samsung ships "majority" of GDDR3 memory for Xbox 360
- A teardown of iRiver's H10 5 GByte MP3 player
November 28
- Hackers gain access to millions of Scottrade's accounts
- Microsoft to introduce new font in Vista, Office 12 GUI
- Nanocrystals to breathe new life into Flash
- Samsung develops 7" flexible LCD
- A key LCD component market may be opening up
November 25
- Tom's Hardware Guide presents the 2005 Readers' Choice Awards
November 24
- Lacie introduces Lego harddrives
- New Sober variant an efficient worm, but infections already dying down
November 23
- Black Friday promises good deals for those who want to wait in line
November 22
- Fujitsu debuts energy saving large capacity drives
- Panasonic develops DVD and CD compatible Blu-ray recorder chip
- Via signs up for the dual-graphics game
November 21
- Video Game Awards show plenty of pizzaz
November 18
- IBM allows first look on next-gen DB2 database
- IT forensic investigators peer into the minds of criminals
- Counterfeit Cruzer mini USB Flash drives surface in US and Canada
- Firefox 1.5 RC3 released
- CyberGlove key to more realistic movies and games?
November 17
- WiMax expected to remain a niche market application, research firm believes
- Intel intros HPC developer tools
- Fujitsu develops low-power H.264 compression circuits
- Intel ships first 90 nm multi-level cell NOR Flash
November 16
- Semiconductor industry expects accelerating growth through 2008
- VIA to rely on self-developed solution when Intel agreement expires
- Iomega announces portable harddrive with multimedia playback feature
November 15
- OCZ adds two more 2 GByte gamer memory kits
- Lacie intros portable harddrive with encryption capability
- Sony malware infections in the millions - security expert
- DRAM market posts healthy growth in Q3 - Nanya outshines competition
- Customers would not pay a premium for Intel over AMD - survey
November 14
- Intel rolls out first Pentium processors with virtualization support
- Console video games post continued sales declines in October; lackluster titles a key factor
- Nvidia releases new flagship card 7800 GTX 512
November 11
- Gigabyte launches four-way PCI-E X16 motherboard, premieres AMD-style chipset for Intel CPUs
- Increasing mobile phone market means decreasing size of mobile memory
November 8
- Intel VP Dadi Perlmutter: Is the company really "no longer a chipmaker?"
- Sony debuts CF Type II-compatible hard drive, to compete with flash
- Matrox enables dual-display for integrated graphics chipsets
November 7
- Nvidia expands holiday lineup with 6800 GS graphics processor
November 5
- New Linux Kernel natively supports Centrino
November 4
- Stanford iTunes project lets the public download school content
- How Google battles its increasing power consumption
- Cost savings drive adoption of Flash harddrives
- Analysis: Sony BMG copy protection may be stealthy, but is it a "rootkit?"
November 3
- Majority of Internet-capable phones accesses mobile Internet
- Neurok Optics has a 3D monitor for World of Warcraft players
- IBM slows down light on a silicon chip
- Intel-based ultra mobile PCs to run one week per battery charge
November 2
- Fujitsu to manufacture graphics processors for S3
- Intel's multi-processor, dual-core Xeon 7000 debuts
November 1
- Atari's blast from the past console: Flashback2
- Call of Duty 2: Big Red One now shipping
- Microsoft previews "Live" Internet services for Windows, Office
- Sony releases PC multimedia transfer software for PSP
- WinZip launches 10th generation of packer utility
- Sony lets users upload music to the car stereo
- Parrot Rhythm n' Blue: Make phone calls through your car's radio system
- Aopen ships Mac mini clone