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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LNVGY.PK | Lenovo | 20:20 GMT | 16.73 | -0.37 | -2.16% | 11852 | 18.59 | 0.92 | 8.622B |
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AMD's Trinity goes head to head with Intel's Ultrabooks
The quad core second generation APUs will also be available for traditional notebook form factors, with A6, A8 and A10 versions, with Acer, Toshiba, Lenovo and Samsung amongst those preparing to release devices. -
Lenovo unleashes new servers, workstations
Lenovo has announced a line of servers in its ThinkServer family aimed at enabling customers to deploy cloud and virtualisation services. -
PC shipments in Western Europe decline
Asus bounded in at number three thanks to its variety of mobile PCs, while Lenovo was the fastest-growing vendor with growth of 34.6 percent. -
Lenovo invests in Chinese mobile plant
Lenovo is to invest $793 million to build an integrated mobile devices facility in China. -
Microsoft's hold over Android grows
Pegatron makes Android devices for the likes of HTC and Lenovo. HTC was the first to agree to pay Microsoft royalties over Android in April 2010. -
Intel tipped by itself to be big on phones
Intel has already signed up five customer wins for its phone-chip designs. The first, from Lava International, is aimed squarely at the Indian marketand Intel is trying to claim that this launch is a sign it is making some headway. -
China PC market to boom on back of Ultrabooks, Windows 8 release
Lenovo continues to rule the roost in China, with 35.5 percent of the market, having also caught up with Dell in the global market. Lenovo has also its sights set on further expansion in Europe, as it continues to push to become a household name in other regions. -
Lenovo headed towards being top PC vendor
Chinese hardware maker Lenovo has increased its lead over Dell as the world's second-largest PC maker and is heading towards knocking HP off the top of the league tables. -
Intel plans to control the mobile market in China
Intel is clearly hoping that its recent deal with Lenovo will help it get a foot in the door in China. China is currently dominated by tablet and smartphone chips from rival ARM, but Intel has been negotiating with partners in China for some time now. -
US does not give a XXXX about Aussie patent win
The "bad guys" were the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, or CSIRO, which after ten years managed to score a $229 million settlement from a group of nine companies that make a variety of wireless devices and chips, including Broadcom, T-Mobile, AT&T, and Lenovo. -
Ex-Acer CEO shunts to Lenovo Europe
Acer Chief Executive Gianfranco Lanci, who was fired for not rushing his company into copying Apple's success, has taken over the role as Lenovo's chief of operations in Europe, Middle East and Africa. -
Ye Booke of Lenovo
TechEye BibleAnd it came to pass that King Ballmer did beget another operating system and the people of Redmond did rejoice. For they had suffered many years watching as the Children of Jobs did taketh the Promised Land of market leadership from them with their Tablets of Flame and iPhones of dropped connections -
Dell believes it can kill Apple on the tablet front
Lenovo, Hewlett-Packard and possibly Nokia are also planning Windows 8 tablets, he pointed out. -
Via loses ground
Via's processors include its C7- and Nano-branded products. Via's Nano chips were used by Lenovo and Samsung in netbooks and also by Dell in purpose-built, low-power servers. Now it seems that few major PC makers will use them. -
Intel gears up for huge mobile chip numbers
Medfield getting chosen for a few upcoming smartphones from Lenovo, Motorola Mobility and other manufacturers has been seen by Wall Street as a good start, but it hardly justifies turning production on mobile chips up to 11. -
Intel wants to speed up Thunderbolt
So far take up of Thunderbolt has been slow with only Apple and Lenovo signing up to it. Chipzilla said that it wants to unite many data-transfer, networking and display protocols through a single, unified connector. -
Lenovo recalls ThinkCentre All-in-One desktops
A rogue batch of Lenovo's ThinkCentre desktop computers could quite literally set the world on fire. -
Ye Booke of Medfield
TechEye Bible1. In the beginning there was ARM and the ARM was with God and the ARM was all over the place. For it was written that whosoever should hold a chip in their phone should have an ARM within it, for without an ARM, thou shalt suffer from an ATOM and an ATOM was verily a chocolate teapot when it cometh
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