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Two years on, netbooks on verge of big shake-up

Asustek kicked off an entirely new category in the mobile computing space when it presented a prototype of its Eee PC at Taiwan's Computex trade show two years ago. Since then, the sector hasn't been a hotbed of innovation. But now, as the netbook sector enters its third year, new chips and operating systems hold the potential for massive change in the sector.

| News | Hardware | 06/08/09 at 10:23 am |


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Qualcomm shows Eee PC running Android OS

Qualcomm showed off a previously unannounced version of Asustek Computer's Eee PC based on its Snapdragon processor at the Computex exhibition on Monday, including one running Google's Android operating system.

| News | Hardware | 06/01/09 at 10:12 am |


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Inventec ready to ship Snapdragon laptop in Q4

One of the world's largest contract PC makers expects to begin shipping its first laptop based on Qualcomm's Snapdragon microprocessor later this year, it said Monday.

| News | Hardware | 06/01/09 at 9:59 am |


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Qualcomm offers tool to build app stores across diverse wireless devices

Qualcomm software will allow developers to bring mobile retailing to nearly any device on any network, offering mobile users a uniform shopping experience.

| News | Mobile & wireless | 05/18/09 at 10:42 am |


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Qualcomm settlement good for Broadcom, customers

The deal that settled years of patent suits between Qualcomm and Broadcom is good news for consumers as well as for the companies.

| News | Legal | 04/27/09 at 7:23 pm |


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