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Fujitsu Selling Its Hard-Drive Business to WD? (PC Magazine)
A source says that Fujitsu is in talks to sell its hard-drive business to Western Digital for up to $945 million. Fujitsu denies it.
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Fujitsu in talks on hard-drive business sale (The Star)
TOKYO: Japan’s Fujitsu Ltd is in talks with Western Digital Corp and others on the sale of its money losing hard-drive business, a company source said, in a deal one newspaper estimated could be worth US$945mil.
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DailyTech’s Onsite Coverage of CEATEC 2008 in Japan (AnandTech)
The latest television technology, Nissan's cell phone car starter, Toshiba's replacement for HD DVD all on display at CEATEC 2008...
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Toshiba Satellite Pro U400-S1001X (CNET)
Double down on the memory and the 13-inch Toshiba Satellite U400-S1001X becomes a well-rounded laptop that will withstand the rigors of business travel.
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Review: Fujitsu LifeBook P8010 Notebook (Geek.com)
About the time of CES 2008 three notebooks were launched that were in a league of their own: high-end ultraportables that were focused on being as thin and light as possible, while maintaining great usability. The one that made the biggest splash was Apple’s MacBook Air which had the most innovative design, but was surprisingly [...]
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Multitouch Is Unlikely to Be a Big Hit on Notebooks (Wired News)
Despite the success of the iPhone touchscreen technology in the mobile arena, laptop makers are being more cautious about multitouch and think it may not be the best choice of interface for notebook computers. Wired.com
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Lenovo ThinkPad SL400 (CNET)
Lenovo didn't shed too many features in rolling out its cheapest ThinkPad to date, the 14-inch SL400. Don't let the glossy lid fool you, there are a lot of familiar ThinkPad touches that make it a good bet for business users.
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Mobile broadband: perhaps you’ve heard of it (telecomasia.net)
You know by now about the move by the GSM Association to create a service brand that’s more or less the equivalent of the Wi-Fi logo created by the Wi-Fi Alliance.
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Smaller, Less Powerful Netbooks Likely to Become Notebooks of Choice (Wired News)
While smaller and less powerful than laptops today, netbooks are the future because of their low prices and ultraportability.
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Virtualization Expo - Nvidia To Lay Off 6.5% (SYS-CON Media)
AMD gave Nvidia a fat lip and a black lip with its aggressive pricing last quarter when Nvidia missed big time – in part because fell over its own feet and flubbed the delivery of a next-generation media communications part while at the same time having power management issues with certain of its laptop GPUs, two little adventures that cost it. read more
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