Palm 130 doesn’t quite make it to 65K colors but whose counting?
http://www.wired.com/techbiz/media/news/2002/08/54647
http://www.wired.com/techbiz/media/news/2002/08/54647
Spirited Session Moderated by Dr. Jon Peddie Available for Free Replay
Industry saw growth in graphics in Q1 as shipments increased 5.2% from Q4’01 to Q1’02. Outlook mixed for Q2
Rick Belluzzo is the new CEO of Quantum Corp. of Milpitas, California. As reported in the Wall Street Journal, this seems a step down for Belluzzo who has flown pretty high as CEO of SGI (when SGI was still flying reasonably high itself), and as COO and Ballmer heir-apparent at Microsoft. But, we see this as a more positive move … Read more
This July 24 at an exclusive lunch during Siggraph, Jon Peddie will
lead a panel of high-profile CG experts in a lively debate:
Taipei is an amazing place, full of contradictions and surprises. The place is haven for taxi users. There are more taxis in Taipei than all of China, Korea and Alaska combined. Well, probably not, but who knows how many taxis are in China? No one, right? Well, no one knows how many are in Taipei, either. No, of course someone … Read more
The cow company is willing to try anything, but their current plans have consistently addressed the emerging digital TV market. Last year it was plasma screens and this year the company has announced plans to sell digital projectors. This time out, however, the projectors are aimed at the education and small business markets. Gateway is reselling two projects from an … Read more
Comprehensive market report
Comprehensive market report for 2H’01, to be released April 15, identifies growth opportunities,
industry trends, shifts in players, financial results
Leading indicator for workstations predicts eleven percent growth
in graphics market in 2002
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Corporate/VirtualPressRoom/0,,51_104_543_544~14040,00.html
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Research Heads Up Expert Panel Discussion
Panel of Experts to Discuss Convergence Trends During Special Press Breakfast