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October 29
- VIA CPU shipments up 20 percent in 3Q
- Videos, games and music
October 28
- First look: Seagate 5 GByte Pocket Hard Drive
- DRAM supply in spot market tightening further
October 27
- ARM and Philips to develop clockless processor
- Storage Networking World conference opens its doors
- Projection-technology rivals fight to tell the story their way
- Sandisk increases capacity of SD, miniSD, RS-MMC Cards and Memory Sticks
October 26
- Nvidia's market share for standalone graphic chips tumbles
- Intel launches low-voltage Xeon processor with 800 MHz FSB
October 25
- Asus SLI board claims 3D graphics record
- Seagate ships 5 GByte pocket drive
- Intel prepares for next 20 years of chip making
- Nvidia offers DVD decoder
October 21
- Lacie announces external SATA harddrive, high-end LCD
- Corsair announces 550 MHz DDR memory
- Intel releases 2.10 GHz Pentium M
October 20
- Larger cache to keep Pentium 4 competitive until arrival of dual-cores
- First HyperTransport 2 compatible products arrive
- LG Philips joins LG to make huge OLED
- Flip-chip-substrate shortage slowing product shipments from ATI, Nvidia
- Forged Tul graphic cards found in stores
October 19
- OCZ Announces PC2-4200 DDR2
- Intel expands network processor line
- ARM introduces Cortex-M3 processor for low-cost apps
- AMD announces AMD Athlon 64 4000+, FX-55
- Microsoft: A single license for a dual-core processor
- Major LED makers developing LED backlighting for large-size applications
- iSuppli: Traffic jam in the LCD-monitor supply chain
- Samsung and Marvell develop 3 Gbit SATA drive
- AU Optotronics develops double sided OLED
October 18
- More powerful Athlon 64's in time for the holidays
- Intel drops mobile chip prices
- 21.3" QXGA LCD enabling RGB 10-Bit input/output
- BenQ plans eight new LCDs for Q4
- Intel's dual-core desktop processors to ship in Q3 2005
October 15
- NSC: Hardware is key to secure computers
- Intel cancels top-speed Pentium 4 chip
October 14
- ATI releases driver package Catalyst 4.10
- Sun, Nvidia design professional graphics alliance
- Report: Nanomemory begins to take shape
October 12
- Toshiba: 23" and 32", 5 ms displays
- Head Up Displays For Cars
October 11
- LCD prices: The harder they fall
- Samsung: CRT isn't dead
- Nvidia debuts Geforce 6200
October 8
- Supermicro launches Pentium 4 EM64T boards
- Honeywell sues Apple, Sony, Toshiba over LCDs
October 7
- 3Dsolar introduces holographic-like 360-Degree 3D imaging Hardware
- Pioneer, Sharp let Blu-ray play
- ITRI unveils 3.8" AMOLED panel
- Sources: Large-size panel supply to exceed demand in 2005
- OCZ and Inphi introduce Zero-Buffer DDR
October 6
- Transmeta demos 2 GHz Efficeon processor
- iSuppli: Big growth ahead for small-size LCDs
- Ritek develops dye to produce DVD+R DL discs
- SiS set to launch AMD PCIe chipsets in November
- AMD: Dual-core tech accelerates Opteron by more than 30 percent
- Sony nixes copy-protected CDs in Japan
October 5
- Inphi announces phase lock loop for DDR2 667 and 800
- Via readies 64 bit capability for Isaiah
- DDR 2 800 MHz in shops by Christmas
- Group formed to promote Blu-ray Disc format
- Sanyo shows HD-DVD player
- Taiwan second-tier makers raise CD-R OEM prices to US$0.10
October 4
- Western Digital debuts 2.5" hard drives
- Intel releases new 64-bit compilers, supports EM64T
- Toshiba promises breakthrough on LCD power consumption
- Sources: Some graphics card makers have insufficient supply of GPUs
October 1
- DRAM-testing crunch poses threat to chip supply
- More second-tier graphics card makers to join strategic alliance
- Intel sells 50 million Hyper-Threading processors