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Philips 107B20
Reviews A well-priced 17in. monitor, with image-enhancing LightFrame technology as an added bonus.
Telstra circles One.Tel carcass
News One.Tel administrators have rejected media suggestions that a decision by Telstra to establish a "special hotline" for One.Tel customers marked a final blow for the embattled telco.
Intel sets its sights on imaging market
News The chipmaker is set to debut a family of chips that handle various imaging tasks, as it attempts to carve out a bigger share of the market.
iPhone 3.0 code hints at future Apple hardware
News Two vague references within the iPhone OS 3.0 beta could be evidence that Apple has plans for that software that involve something beyond the iPhone or iPod Touch.
Tags: Mobile platforms, Apple Inc., Branding, Tablet, Chip, operating system, ASIC, iProd, Hardware, Apple iPod
HP ProCurve puts emphasis on the data center
News As it introduces switches and management tools "dedicated" to the data center, it is also building a community of vendors for its ProCurve Open Network Ecosystem (ONE) alliance partner program.
Tags: Data centers, Routing/switching, Data Management, Hewlett-Packard Co., HP ProCurve, Sales, F5 Networks Inc., HP blade, software, technology company
ASIC shafts sex.com float
News The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has slapped a final stop order on Melbourne-based portal sex.com.au as part of a wider campaign "to protect investors".
Aussie watchdog shafts sex.com float
News The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has slapped a final stop order on Melbourne-based portal sex.com.au as part of a wider campaign "to protect investors".
Australia: Sex.com prospectus premature
News The Australian Securities and Investments Commission has placed an interim 'stop order' on the prospectus of sex.com.au Limited.
AdultShop.com under probe
News Adult products e-tailer AdultShop.com is under investigation by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and has been asked to reveal company records.
Australia: ISP's days are over
News Internet service provider ISP Limited has appointed a voluntary administrator after the securities watchdog raised questions about its solvency.
S'pore's Chartered gets China customer boost
News Singapore-based chipmaker Chartered Semiconductor will ramp up production of its smart card and digital power meter products after snagging additional orders from China.
Tags: Components
Aussie Web developer comes under the microscope
News Australian regulators have announced today that they will be keeping a close eye on the financial position of CBD Online, forcing upon them disclosure obligations to keep the market in the know.
Aussie watchdog sounds warning on software
News The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is warning consumers to be suspicious about share-trading software with get-rich-quick promises, especially when dealing with overseas Web sites.
Australian Net trading is 20% of retail
News The Australian Securities and Investments Commission said today that Internet-based trading now comprises about 20 percent of all retail share trades in Australia.
Australia: Success today for AdultShop.com
News AdultShop.com has acquired online entertainment company Today's Success-- a move that the adult products etailer claims will help it become cash flow positive by the end of the year.
