Toshiba Takes 1.8-Inch HDDs to 100 GB DesignTechnica
Toshiba has introduced a product sure to find their way into iPods and other portable media players: 1.8-inch hard disks offering 100 GB of storage capacity.
Nortel, Toshiba Trial Mobile WiMAX for Broadband Access in Japan CommsDesign
TOKYO, Dec. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Nortel(x) and Toshiba Corporation are working with the Japanese government on a next-generation wireless trial using WiMAX solutions from Nortel to deliver mobile high-speed broadband services in the northern Tohoku region.
Toshiba Breaks 100-Gbyte, 1.8-Inch Hard-Drive Barrier TechWeb via Yahoo! News
The new device uses perpendicular magnetic recording technology and is 10% smaller than Toshiba's first generation 1.8-inch drives.
Toshiba breaks 100-Gbyte, 1.8-inch hard-drive barrier EETimes
The new device utilizes perpendicular magnetic recording technology and is 10% smaller than Toshiba's first generation 1.8-inch drives.
Software helps analyze online consumer product interest. ThomasNet
Tentoe Merchandiser(TM) v5.9 provides consumer product manufacturers consistent and interactive product presentation syndicated across an unlimited number of online points of sale. Active Product Page technology combines rich media product tours with customizable sales support materials to offer sales presentations. Automated subscription features allow manufacturers to access Executive Dashboard
Google introduces AdWords ''Click-to-call'' India Daily
Internet search enginer Google today launched advertising product ''Click-to-call'' in India. The product will help users to speak directly to an advertiser they find on a Google search results page over the phone, a company release said here.
RFID Solution: ADT Partners With TOSHIBA On Largest Item Level RFIDSolutions-RFIDSolutionsOnline
ADT has helped TOSHIBA Europe develop an integrated radio frequency identification (RFID) solution that is significantly increasing the throughput of its laptop configuration plant at Regensburg in Germany.
Desktops Are So Twentieth Century BusinessWeek Online via Yahoo! News
Pity the poor desktop computer. It sparked a revolution 25 years ago, but these days most consumers get about as excited by their home PC as they do by a lawn mower.
Microsoft's zune could be great with a bit more work Financial Express
As soon as it became known that Microsoft was preparing its own portable media device and service, the phrase "iPod Killer" was attached to it. Whatever Microsoft's intentions, it was going toe-to-toe with a well-established product that absolutely dominates the portable media category.
Blu-ray DVD drive no bonus for some PS3 buyers Reuters via Yahoo! News
Gamers love Sony Corp.'s new PlayStation 3 for its graphic capabilities and firepower, but the advanced Blu-ray DVD drive is annoying some by raising the cost, slowing production and forcing them to buy into a format they've not yet aligned with.
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