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February 28
- Chipsets for socket 775 P4 processors to be abundant in 2Q
- Sandisk intros waterproof USB Flash drive
February 27
- ATI showcases 512 MByte X850 graphics card
February 26
- Nanoscopic 'ruler' could provide microchip benchmark
February 25
- Sony demos HTPS LCD panel with inorganic alignment layer
- Nvidia to show Intel nForce 4 at IDF
- Via intros IGP chipset for AMD's Turion 64 processor
- Infineon samples dual-die, 4 GByte DDR2 memory
- SiS to focus on core-logic chipsets for sub-$1,000 PC systems
- OCZ sees more room in DDR1 speed, clocks memory at 772 MHz
February 24
- Socket A to be discontinued
- Nvidia's GeForce Go 6800 Ultra debuts in Dell gaming notebook
- 65nm dual-core Pentiums scheduled for Q1 2006
- TI intros precision-data acquisition microsystems in QFN package
- Rambus says it found smoking gun in Hynix patent case
- Seagate launches 6 GByte 1" harddrive
February 23
- ATI confirms 512 MByte graphics card
- Intel aims chips at embedded market
- Gainward announces 6800 Ultra 512 MByte card
- AMD reveals first details about dual-core Athlon 64
- Corsair, OCZ intro new DDR modules
February 22
- Flash is on for mobile race
- Toshiba, SanDisk move up opening of 300-mm flash fab
- Next ATI card may have 512 MByte memory
- SiS ships over 20,000 PCIe-enabled chipsets to motherboard makers
- First-tier mobo makers expect strong demand for value models in 2005
February 21
- Toshiba turns up heat at flash chip plant
- Global front-projector shipments grew 42 percent in 2004
February 19
- Iomega road map emphasizes automation
- Focus on multi-core at IDF
February 18
- Oki acquires TI Japan's driver chip business for large TFT-LCDs
February 17
- SiS begins mass production of P4 and AMD64 PCIe chipsets
- ATI releases driver package Catalyst 8.10.19 for Linux
- ATI announces Xpress 200M chipset for AMD-based notebooks
- Samsung builds DDR3-1066 prototype
- SiS signs Intel bus licence
February 16
- New Intel laser tech could bring photonics to the masses
- AMD reference design supports new Geode SoC and Linux
- Nvidia nForce4 SFF PCs to start hitting the market
- AMD cuts prices of a wide range of CPUs
February 15
- S-ATA to USB bridge chip released
- AMD to offer virtualization for Opteron servers
- Analysts: 12" wafers to become mainstream by 2009
- Pentium 4 6xx-series available on etailer website
February 14
- Oki starts volume shipments for large-size LCD TV-use driver LSIs
- AMD launches Opteron 252 and 852 processors
- The world's fastest oscillating nanomachine
- ATI X300 with Hyper Memory waiting in the wings
- AMD slashes processor prices
February 13
- IBM unveils 19" LCD with 12ms response time
- Scientists find flaw in quantum dot construction
- LSI to introduce enterprise SATA-II controller
February 12
- Plastic will reshape the electronics industry - report
February 11
- Nvidia's nForce for Intel platforms receives PCI Express certification
February 10
- Intel pushes out low end Grantsdales
- Intel 65nm desktop, server CPUs 'up and running'
- Intel helps build low-power transistor
- Miniature harddrives to fuel industry growth in 2005, report
- Nanomechanical device bridges classic and quantum physics
February 9
- Seiko Epson tips flexible processor via TFT technology
- Can "Foxton" solve server heat issues?
February 8
- 64-bit Pentium 4 brings power management to the desktop
- Silicon Graphics unveils 4-Gig fibre channel array
- ATI buys cable modem firm
- Intel confirms 'desktrino' consumer platform plan
- Nvidia intros GeForce Go 6600 for mainstream notebooks
- Toshiba and Sandisk develop 8 Gbit NAND Flash in 70nm
- Sharp acquires Fujitsu's LCD business
February 7
- Sony, Veritas add backup to tape
- Cell processor to run at more than 4 GHz
- Intel begins dual-core production, announces 945 and 955 chipsets
- Dual-core Itanium chip gets airing
- Intel dumps current polymer memory plans
- TI licences PowerVR phone graphics core
- Spansion, ARM, Toshiba launch memory interface standard group
- AMD aims to boost its share of the notebook-CPU market to 15 percent
February 5
- Intel readies 64-Bit Pentiums
- High-Speed SD cards with a tiny footprint
February 4
- 1 TByte disk up for standardization
- Group aims to drastically up disc storage
- XGI's graphics cards en route to US resellers, system builders
- Maxtor turns in Q4 loss on declining sales
- IBM, Sony set to release details about the "Cell" processor
February 3
- Kanguru launches fancy external harddrive
- Samsung controls 25 percent of worldwide Flash memory market
- Gigabyte to introduce new dual-GPU graphics cards in February
- DRAM contract prices drop 10 percent
- VIA, SiS: Core-logic chipset shipments to grow 15 percent
February 2
- PC graphics shipments rise, mobile graphics set records - report
- OCZ gets DDR2-667 out of its box
- Taiwan DRAM back-end firms ramping DDR2 packaging capacity
- Memory-module makers could face a tough 2005
- Altera unveils 90nm structured ASIC
February 1
- Taiwan tips memory card format
- Corsair ships Xpert memory modules
- HP researchers find solution to replace transistors
- Lite-On Semiconductor to ship 1.3-megapixel CMOS-sensor modules
- ATI shipping FireGL V5000