Intel wants to offer easy access to film, music, games and any other type of entertainment on its new PCs with the ViiV technology.

Agilent Technologies Inc. has acquired privately held Molecular Imaging Corp., a leading developer and manufacturer of nanotechnology measurement tools.

Promise Technology, Inc. announced immediate availability of its RAID 6 double parity disk storage architecture for the highest level of reliability and data protection.

Silicon Graphics announced that the Warhead Performance and Target Response Branch at the Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC), Indian Head, Maryland, has purchased SGI^® Altix^® server and SGI^® InfiniteStorage solutions.

Intel Corporation and Toray Ultrasuede unveiled “ultrafashionable� concept laptop PCs. The unique result of their collaboration is a laptop design that screams chic, featuring Ultrasuede® to deliver a unique and luxurious personal touch to mobile computing, along with the performance, mobility and wireless computing capabilities provided by Intel® Centrino® mobile technology.

NEC Corporation launched a molecular dynamics computational server, NEC Express5800/MD Server in Japan.

The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) in Washington, D.C. has purchased SGI^® visualization and SGI^® InfiniteStorage solutions.

Motorola Inc. launched the first personal digital assistant (PDA) that operates on TETRA (TErrestrial Trunked RAdio) networks.

Nortel and QUALCOMM have successfully completed HSDPA calls with a category 6 handset using 16 QAM modulation and reached 3.6Mbps data rate over the air interface.

Seagate Technology announced the first practical implementation of Cybercaptureâ„¢ technology.

The new Nokia 9300i is well connected with WLAN and a variety of email solutions.

The LCD screen from Samsung is the world largest flexible LCD.

Robbie Groenewoudt, a Dutch student, created a service that taps into Gmail and indexes all the files which will be accessed by other users.

The new click-to-call service tested by Google allows users to speak with an advertiser without to pick up the phone and dial.

Northrop Grumman’s Mission Systems sector announced that DISA (Defense Information Systems Agency) has selected the team to design, engineer, test and install new video conferencing and collaboration hubs for networks supporting defense operations worldwide.

HP is making color production a viable and cost-effective choice for the technical graphics market with the introduction of the HP Designjet 4500 Printer series.

Intergraph’s ImageStation® Stereo for GeoMedia® is the first geospatial imaging product on the market to offer stereo 3D capture capabilities while directly reading a wide range of geographic information systems (GIS) data formats and warehouses.

Nokia and 3 Scandinavia are testing Nokia Push to talk over Cellular (PoC) service in the Swedish market. With push to talk, people can use their mobile phones like walkie-talkies.

Agilent Technologies Inc. announced an innovative image pipe processor that allows mobile phone and computing devices to take lifelike, rich color photos in all lighting conditions.

Fibrenetix will launch a workstation RAID system aimed at the burgeoning broadcast, video and digital imaging markets.

Twenty four months after the signature of the contract, Alcatel Alenia Space announced that the AMC-23 communications satellite is ready to be integrated on the Proton/Breeze M rocket in Baikonur, Kazakhstan.

Confirma selected ATI’s FireGL^TM workstation graphics solutions and will integrate them into computer-aided-detection stream (CADstream), the standard in CAD for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

New innovative fitness product provides an authentic in-home full-body workout complete with virtual personal trainers, real-time performance evaluations, guidance and encouragement.

The name doesn’t say anything. We are sure that is an electronic gadget but what does it do, and what’s all the fuss about?

Maxell will introduce its first holographic storage system in late 2006, the company has declared.