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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundBrazil: An emerging market faces challenges
August 26, 2008 As a PC sales market, Brazil is unquestionably strong, but it's also a place where abject poverty abounds.Intel to invest $1 billion in emerging markets
May 2, 2006 The money will be spent to help bring computers, training and Internet connectivity to emerging nations.Intel opens design centers for developing world
August 1, 2005 New centers will examine local conditions and economies to design PCs and components for the people who live there.Windows for India, others won't run on faster chips
May 12, 2005 Incompatibility appears geared at preventing Windows for emerging markets from supplanting standard versions of Windows XP.HP phases out group for emerging markets
February 15, 2006 Emerging Markets Solutions Group, which focused on places like India, China and Africa, quietly disbanded late last year.AMD to sell Transmeta chips in emerging markets
June 5, 2006 Advanced Micro Devices will sell Efficeon chips under the AMD brand for PCs in the Microsoft FlexGo project.Microsoft to bring XP starter software to India
September 29, 2004 Hindi version of the operating system costs just $36. One catch: Customers can only open three windows at once.Microsoft pitches pay-as-you-go PCs
May 22, 2006 Trial program for emerging markets charges people for home computer use. Once they've coughed up enough, it's theirs. Photos: Paying off the PC by the hourBallmer: We need a $100 PC
October 20, 2004 The Microsoft CEO says one way to stem growing piracy of Windows and Office in emerging markets is to offer low-cost computers.For F-Secure, it's all about the safety net
June 4, 2007 Kimmo Alkio takes stock of the current state of hackers, attackers, dot-bank domains and mobile phone viruses.
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