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The next wave of PCs
June 5, 2008 New chips like Intel's Atom and Nvidia's Tegra are shaping the development of PCs from the Eee Box desktop to the emerging category of mobile Internet devices.At CES, chipmakers play their cards
January 8, 2008 Intel CEO sees Net boosting consumer electronics, and PC makers put the company's Penryn into products. Plus: Nvidia's boost for AMD.Nvidia to show off its first Intel chipsets
March 1, 2005 The chip designer's chipsets, which will include an integrated firewall, will be available for high-end Intel-based PCs by April.Nvidia profit plummets
August 6, 2004 Company's shares plunge after it reports that profit dropped nearly 80 percent due to turbulence in the desktop market and increased competition.PC Gaming Alliance debuts
February 20, 2008 Activision, AMD, Dell, Intel, Microsoft, and Nvidia co-found nonprofit dedicated to "advancing the PC as a worldwide gaming platform."Intel aims for open-source graphics advantage
August 9, 2006 Chipmaker releases open-source software in an attempt to lure customers away from ATI Technologies and Nvidia.Nvidia to put more force behind Intel processors
November 19, 2004 A broad patent agreement will let the graphic-chip specialist build chipsets for Intel PCs.Intel's chipset road map lacks a driver
May 17, 2007 An attempt by Intel to improve the performance of basic graphics technology has been stalled by software development delays.Justice Dept. subpoenas AMD, Nvidia
December 1, 2006 Companies say they'll comply with agency's probe into potential antitrust violations regarding graphics processors.ATI moves to head of class in graphics
January 28, 2005 Chipmaker shipped the most standalone graphics chips in 2004, moving ahead of rival Nvidia, according to a new report. Photos: ATI plays with the extreme gamerIntel, AMD market shares remain stable
May 4, 2004 Both chipmakers enjoy somewhat strong sales in the first half of the fiscal quarter, as their portions of the market stay about the same.AMD selling beauty and the brand
January 23, 2007 Chipmaker to tout zippy graphics and industry deals when selling chips for basic PCs this year--a pitch too narrow, some say.Nvidia jumps into handheld market
September 23, 2003 The company begins a push to become as powerful in graphics chips for handheld devices as it is in the desktop market. It also unveils a chipset to support AMD's new Athlon 64.AMD to shell out $5.4 billion for ATI
July 24, 2006 Purchasing the graphics chipmaker will help AMD expand its product mix and market share as it battles Intel.Microsoft selects SIS for Xbox chipset
November 4, 2003 Taiwanese chipmaker Silicon Integrated Systems will help create input/output chips for the Xbox, another significant step in the makeover of Microsoft's gaming box.AMD folds in ATI for graphics future
October 25, 2006 Newly merged company outlines its plans to deliver a combination PC/graphics processor by 2008 or 2009.Dell shows off speedy game PC
January 5, 2006 During CES keynote, Michael Dell says it's his company's obligation "to take computing to the next level." Photos: Dell overclocks for CESDual-core desktops hit the market
April 18, 2005 Dell, Alienware and Velocity Micro begin offering PCs with Intel's dual-core Pentium Extreme Edition 840 chip. Photo: Say hello to dual coresAMD, others unveil new wares at Computex
June 1, 2004 Advanced Micro Devices and others choose the Taipei, Taiwan-based trade show to announce a bevy of products likely to appear in the coming months in the United States and Europe.Acer goes wide with new notebook
March 2, 2004 Wide-screened that is. The Aspire 1710 desktop replacement sports a 17-inch screen and is aimed primarily at businesses.
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