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Hackers take down Mitsubishi
The Yomiuri newspaper said that Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' computer network was hacked. -
Dell peddles sperm in Indonesia
2. Mitsubishi'sPajero Jeep. Never in the history of motoring was a four wheel drive more aptly named, unfortunately not in the way the makers intended, at least in Spain. If you are ever run off the road by a four-wheel drive in that country you would shout Pajero at the driver. -
DRAM prices soar in wake of quake
Japan's earthquake and tsunamiIt’s not just supply of silicon wafers that’s the problem – Hitachi Chemical and Mitsubishi Gas Chemical make over 80 percent of resin used in modules, while there are shortages of other raw materials used in the manufacture of both the chips and printed circuit boards. -
Aftershocks mean Japanese semi production stalled
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Japanese supercomputer will test nuclear earthquake resistance
Industry heavyweights Hitachi, Mitsubishi, Toshiba, Tokyo Electric Power and Takenaka Corp are working with the Japan Atomic Energy Agency and the University of Tokyo to simulate the effect of powerful earthquakes on nuclear facilities. -
Panasonic and Mitsubishi Electric make lots of dosh
FinancialMitsubishi Electric and Panasonic both piled on the profits in their latest financials. -
US claims record patent numbers in 2010, IBM leads
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Japan gives electric cars a boost with power chip development
The ministry will work alongside Toyota Motor, Mitsubishi Electric and Nippon Steel to develop a prototype by 2014 ahead of the target for bringing the car to market in 2018, according to sources close to | Nikkei (subscription needed) -
Mitsubishi makes breakthrough on cheap LED substrates
The man who invented the blue LED has joined forces with Mitsubishi Chemical and developed a way of producing much cheaper LED substrates. -
Mitsubishi affiliate to ramp OLED mass production in 2011
Lumiotec, an affiliate of Mitsubishiwill be the first to mass produce organic light emitting diode (OLED) panels at the turn of the year. -
Japanese robotics industry must forget about Astroboy
A report in Nikkei (subscription) suggests that Japan is taking its cue from the West and now focusing on developing robotics that have direct, practical applications. -
CEA calls for universal 3D glasses standard
Perhaps an easier way to solve the problem is to simply build 3D TVs that don't require glasses, like the ones Intel, Mitsubishi and TCL are working on. -
Sharp announces 3D TV, Blu-ray player, and smartphone
One major drawback to the new TV is the requirement of 3D glasses. While we're all used to that from the cinema experience, no one was ever that keen on having to wear them. -
Apple, BBC, IBM, Intel, and more downloaded Facebook user torrent
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MeeGo drives onto the In-Vehicle Infotainment sector
BMW, GM and Mitsubishi drivers could soon have access to Inteland Nokia'sMeeGo system. -
Apple, Sony, Dell, others sued over pixellation
LawThe filing states: "To date, multiple third parties have licensed Positive Technologies' display drive control IP." Those include LG Electronics, Samsung, Toshiba, Sharp, Vizio, Hitachi, Mitsubishi, Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, Benq and NEC. -
Resin price hikes threaten gizmo profits
According to the report, a number of manufacturers including Teikin and Mitsubishi Engineering have demanded that their customers cough up and pay the higher prices they want. -
Pornstar assets will push 3D telly
Sony, the world's third-largest TV maker, plans to offer 3D Bravia TVs in Japan from June 10 and in the U.S. and Europe later this summer, according to Yuki Shima, a Tokyo-based spokeswoman. Panasonic became the first major TV maker to sell high-definition 3-D sets in the U.S.
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