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Tricky China Foray for Asian LCD Makers
Wall Street Journal, The | 34 days 5 hours 53 minutes ago
Are Asia's flat-panel makers striking a Faustian bargain with China?

Windows 7 Arrives Thursday
Dealerscope | 33 days 11 hours 59 minutes ago
Microsoft's long-awaited Windows 7 operating system is set to arrive in stores Thursday, meant to be a faster, less-buggy upgrade from the much-maligned Windows Vista.

HEARD ON THE STREET OCTOBER 21, 2009, 3:55 A.M. ET Tricky China Foray for Asian LCD Makers
Barron's (subscription required) | 34 days 5 hours 38 minutes ago
Are Asia's flat-panel makers striking a Faustian bargain with China?

RPT-Seoul shares flat; LG Display up on rosy outlook
Forbes | 11 days 6 hours 19 minutes ago
By Kim Yeon-hee SEOUL, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Seoul shares trimmed losses by Friday's close, with declines in LG Electronics and Samsung SDI on concerns over consumer spending offset by an advance by LG Display.

FOCUS: Rise Of Electronic Books Bodes Well For Taiwan Cos
Wall Street Journal, The | 40 days 8 hours 51 minutes ago
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES TAIPEI (Dow Jones)--The rising popularity of electronic book readers such as Amazon.com Inc.'s (AMZN) Kindle bodes well for Taiwanese electronic firms that make the key components and are investing to grab an early lead in the market.

Apple Blocks Atom 'Hackintosh' Netbooks: Reports - InternetNews.com
InternetNews.com | 20 days 19 hours 18 minutes ago
Is it an effort to stymie the growing number of hackers installing OS X on low-cost netbooks? There's some doubt.

Sprint Offers Dell Mini Netbook
InformationWeek | 21 days 1 hour 55 minutes ago
The $200 Dell netbook includes a two-year 3G service plan.

LG Display inks deal on LCD plant in China
Asia News Network | 20 days 10 hours 11 minutes ago
LG Display, the world's No. 2 maker of LCD panels, signed Tuesday (November 3) an agreement with a Chinese city to build an LCD plant there, with the Korean government likely to give the green light to the deal as early as this month.

The Korea Herald : The Nation's No.1 English Newspaper
Korea Herald (Seoul), The | 20 days 22 hours 16 minutes ago
LG Display, the world's No. 2 maker of LCD panels, yesterday signed an agreement with a Chinese city to build an LCD plant there, with the Korean government likely to give the green light to the deal as early as this month.

Taiwan shares close above 1-wk high, banks lead
Forbes | 15 days 6 hours 53 minutes ago
TAIPEI, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks rose 0.99 percent to their highest close in more than a week on Monday, as gains on Wall Street raised confidence in economic recovery, while banking

No end in sight for Samsung-Sharp legal row
Asia News Network | 11 days 11 hours 54 minutes ago
A two-year-long legal battle between Samsung Electronics and Sharp is expected to continue for the time being, with the two LCD panel makers showing no signs of compromise, industry watchers said.

Taiwan stocks end flat, LCDs offset falling banks
Forbes | 11 days 6 hours 42 minutes ago
TAIPEI, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Taiwan stocks slid 0.07 percent on Friday, snapping a five-session winning streak, as investors sold financial shares after recent gains, but LCD makers such as Chi

ASIA TECHNOLOGY NOVEMBER 13, 2009 Samsung's Swelling Size Brings New Challenges
Barron's (subscription required) | 11 days 18 hours 32 minutes ago
SEOUL—Samsung Electronics Co. has closed in on Hewlett-Packard Co., the world's largest technology company by revenue, a surprising development for a firm still perceived by many people as an also-ran to Japanese electronics companies.

Samsung's Swelling Size Brings New Challenges
Wall Street Journal, The | 12 days 7 hours 43 minutes ago
SEOUL—Samsung Electronics Co. has closed in on Hewlett-Packard Co., the world's largest technology company by revenue, a surprising development for a firm still perceived by many people as an also-ran to Japanese electronics companies.

Samsung's Size Brings Big Challenges
Wall Street Journal, The | 12 days 7 hours 37 minutes ago
SEOUL—Samsung Electronics Co. has closed in on Hewlett-Packard Co., the world's largest technology company by revenue, a surprising development for a firm still perceived by many people as an also-ran to Japanese electronics companies.