Sony iPod attack dents Apple share price
Apple’s share price dropped five per cent yesterday after Sony launched its latest attempt to capture iPod territory by unveiling nine new music players.
Since the stock split at the end of February the price has fallen 10 per cent, from a high of $45.14 to yesterday’s close of $40.53.
Read the complete story . (PC Pro UK)
Ritek to obtain Philips certification for 8x DVD+RW
- Micron lays out 2005 projections for CMOS image sensors
- Rumors abound as Asustek is said to be interested in acquiring Clevo
- Taiwan police seize another 75,000 suspect AMD CPUs and 25,000 ST flash memory chips
- SiS launches PCI Express chipset for Opteron and Athlon64 FX systems
- AMD preps Opteron for embedded apps
- Intel in anti-trust trouble
- Wiki becomes a way of life
- Sources: Asustek and Lenovo may cooperate on manufacturing
- CeBIT: the show readies to kick off, Taiwan sets new record
IBM, Lenovo deal cleared for completion
- The Cell revisited
- Intel's manufacturing chief retires
- Crucial launches Radeon X850 XT graphics card
- Asus developing dual-GPU graphics cards
- S3 announces GammaChromeS18 PCIe graphics processor
- AMD claims widespread support for dual cores
- OCZ announces Titanium series performance memory
- LG unhappy with low LCD prices - announces price hikes
- AMD launches Turion 64 mobile processors, competes with Intel's Centrino
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners
