CeBIT 2009: Intel Announces 32-Nanometer Chip
Mar 04, 2009Intel's Christian Morales presented plans for production of their new 32-nanometer chip at the CeBIT 2009 in Hannover. The faster, smaller and more energy-efficient chip should secure U.S. jobs for some time to come.
more »Freescale Plans Reference Design for Linux ARM Netbooks
Feb 26, 2009When will power-saving and affordable ARM netbooks become available? Freescale Semiconductor has ventured into an advanced standard, albeit with their homegrown i.MX515 chip.
more »Dell challenges Psion's claim to Netbooks
Feb 25, 2009Since the end of 2008, Psion has actively defended its copyright of the term netbook, with some success. Now Dell has issued court papers disputing the claim.
more »Microsoft Loses $435 Million in Netbooks
Feb 23, 2009According to current figures from Netbookdigest.com, Microsoft has lost $435,000,000 over the last year in netbook sales.
more »Xandros Unveils Linux for Freescale Netbooks
Feb 16, 2009Xandros has launched an ARM based Linux version for netbooks and Mobile Internet Devices at the Mobile World Congress in Spain's Barcelona.
more »NVIDIA Computer-on-a-Chip Runs Android
Feb 16, 2009Graphics specialist NVIDIA has unleashed the Android mobile platform on its Tegra computer-on-a-chip series.
more »French Department Oise Donates Laptops to Schools
Feb 13, 2009By 2011, the French Department Oise will supply 55.000 laptops free of charge to fourth, fifth and sixth grade pupils, with teachers and libraries also benefiting.
more »Debian Seeks Hardware Sponsors
Feb 10, 2009An email appeal by Joey Schulze is calling for hardware donations to support two new Debian projects: snapshot and data archive.
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