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LG Electronics phone tunes in TV
The handset can play broadcasts for two and a half hours continuously, the company said.
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HP to open research center in South Korea
Over the next five years, the company will spend $40 million on its new lab, which will focus on the digital home.
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Microsoft to bring XP starter software to India
Hindi version of the operating system costs just $36. One catch: Customers can only open three windows at once.
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Software AG charts cautious course in China
Why go slowly? "You can burn a lot of money in China very fast," a top executive says.
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Symantec eyes Thais with cut-rate software
The security software maker launches a version of Norton Antivirus 2004 in Thailand that costs half as much as the application's English language counterpart.
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Siemens to pour cash into China
The cell phone maker plans to invest $1.2 billion in China over the next few years as part of a plan to double revenue in that country.
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AMD combats chip fraud in Asia
Advanced Micro Devices introduces a new measure to help consumers and resellers distinguish genuine products from imitations.
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Canon takes second shot at LCDs
Despite its initial failure in the mid-1990s, the company hopes to succeed in the flat-panel display market on its second try.
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Asian Linux project takes shape
China's Red Flag Software and Japan's Miracle Linux release a beta edition of "Asianux"--a version of the open-source OS designed for Asia.
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EMC plans midtier storage push
The storage maker is set to refresh its midrange line with new products that could go as low as $5,000, according to a company executive.
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Chinese PC maker goes with AMD
Founder Group will incorporate AMD's 64-bit-capable processors, Opteron and Athlon 64, into an upcoming line of computers.
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Actuate turns to China for Linux support
The business-intelligence software maker says its research and development center in China will play a pivotal role in its Linux strategy.
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Microsoft cuts prices for Malaysia
Breaking its one-price policy, the company is selling a scaled-down software package as part of a Malaysian government drive to increase computer ownership.
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Sony launches PS2 in China
After much holdup, Electronics giant Sony has finally launched its PlayStation 2 (PS2) gaming console in the mainland but cut down its distribution to two cities from the original five. In a...
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Asian Linux: Some keen, others cool
Asia could leapfrog the West in Linux development, but some governments are reluctant to do so, says an IBM executive.
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Study: U.S. to hold onto tech lead
Despite the rise of Asia as an IT manufacturing powerhouse, the United States will continue to lead in global technology, according to a Rand report.
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India group: Outsourcing saves U.S. jobs
Nasscom says outsourcing will save U.S. companies almost $400 billion by 2009. It says the billions already saved have prevented layoffs and have resulted in more jobs.
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Analyst: Chinese phones are world-class
An in-depth study says Chinese handset makers have what it takes to compete both in domestic and export markets around the world.
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MS cuts prices for Thai 'people's PC'
A report says Microsoft is offering low-priced versions Windows XP and Office for the Thai government's "people's PC" project, a move which could help curb the spread of Linux.
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Philips connects cordless, cell phone features
Dutch electronics giant Philips has launched its flagship fixed-line phone with text messaging support, and is set to make household phones even more like mobile phones in the coming months. The...
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