Tag Archives: Semiconductor companies

Samsung begins Mass Manufacturing of First 8-Gigabit LPDDR4 Mobile DRAM

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Samsung is on to a new venture. Samsung has announced that it is mass producing the first ever 8 Gigabit, low energy, twice-the-data, rate 4 mobile DRAM. All this is situated on its 20 nanometer...

Amazon Cyber Monday Deals: $999 49-inch LG 4K Ultra HD TV, $298 Sony 40-inch LED TV and $298 40-inch Samsung LED TV

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The Amazon Cyber Monday Sale has launched today and the deals are already including almost all Cyber Deals Amazon has announced last week.The Amazon Cyber Monday sale is going to be a week...

LG to stop Plasma TV Production by end of November

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Plasma TVs have been the most amazing innovation in entertainment. The buyers could enjoy HD quality picture at their own homes but only if those homes are really expensive. Cause that’s what plasma...

iPhone 6 docs confirm 128GB version

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All sources are determined not to leave out any surprise for the September event when the iPhone 6 is supposed to be unveiled officially. It looks like we couldn’t even wait for a few more days to...

Will Samsung Change The Flash Game with V-NAND SSD?

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One week ago Samsung introduced its new 850 PRO SSD by giving evaluation samples to a number of bloggers who regularly review SSD technology. For any one unfamiliar with the term, an SSD is a box...

Samsung, Intel and Dell Launch Internet Of Things Consortium

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The Internet of Things market will be worth $7.1 trillion by 2020, according to a study by the International Data Corporation (IDC). To keep tabs on the market, Samsung, Intel, Dell, Atmel and...

Sony reports a $1.3B quarterly Loss

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TOKYO (AP) — Sony Corp. sank to a 138 billion yen ($1.3 billion) quarterly loss due to expenses from exiting its personal computer business and is forecasting more red ink as it struggles to execute...

Intel reports lower Q1 Net Income but higher Revenue

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NEW YORK (AP) — Intel's earnings fell in the first three months of the year amid a continued slump in the worldwide PC market, but revenue grew slightly because of solid demand for tablet processors...