Samsung and TI deliver DMB-enabled mobile phones
Texas Instruments and Samsung have announced plans to deliver several digital TV mobile phones to the Korean market. The phones will be capable of receiving Digital Multimedia Broadcasting (DMB) signals from satellites and other terrestrial network transmitters located near the end-user.
Read the complete story . (MobileMag)
Microsoft will drop 'My' prefix for Longhorn
- Nvidia and ARM target next-gen devices
- Global semiconductor sales decline in April
- HP moves NonStop to Itanium
- Computex: Dual-GeForce 6800 Ultra cards debut with 1 GByte memory
- AMD launches desktop dual-core processor Athlon 64 X2
- Computex: MSI shows X800XT board with AGP and PCIe interfaces
- Nvidia GeForce 7800 GTX graphics cards spotted at Computex
- JEDEC: Memory standards on the way
- Gartner: NAND Flash and DRAM to fall short of demand in 4Q
Computex: Intel shows Mac Mini twin
- Computex: XGI goes after home entertainment market with new Volari 8300
- Tektronix intros new logic analyzers
- Matsushita transmits data at 12.5 Gbit per second
- Yepp YP-T8 on sale in Korea
- Avel MotionPix, a competitor for the Xacti C5?
- Graphics card makers looking forward to DRAM from Infineon
- BenQ: Global LCD monitor market to grow to 95-100 million
- Ricoh signs OEM contract with Ritek for DVD+R/-R DL discs
- PSC to ship DDR2 memory to Asustek and Acer
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
