Toshiba News
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Toshiba and SanDisk are looking to the future of memory storage, and have revealed that they are joining forces to produce a 3D memory card.
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Japan's Toshiba on Tuesday unveiled a breathalyser which it says can detect a wide range of diseases just 30 seconds after users blow into the machine.The device, about the size of a small dishwasher, has a nozzle in which users blow several times.It t...
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Partners Toshiba Corp of Japan and SanDisk Corp of the United States separately filed civil lawsuits against South Korea's SK Hynix Inc, seeking damages over the suspected theft of data re...
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Japan vowed on Thursday to fight industrial espionage after domestic media reported technology and information from local companies, including chipmaker Toshiba Corp, had been leaked to rivals from other c...
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In the wake of Apple's announcement of the debut of the iPad 3, Toshiba has decided to counter the gadget giant with their own offering, the Excite X10 LE, the world's thinnest and lightest tablet PC.
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Electronics company Panasonic has significantly downgraded its profit forecast for the year ending 31 March 2012, after reporting poor quarterly results.
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On Monday Toshiba Corp announced that they will start to sell 55-inch 3D TVs that will not require people to wear 3D glasses.
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Toshiba announced Saturday that it has been the victim of hacking. It confirmed that more than 7,500 customers' personal information may have been leaked from the customer database of its U.S. sales department.
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Brussels -
The EU Commission fined 10 of the world's largest DRAM chip producers, including the German Infineon, South Korean Samsung and several Japanese companies, a total of 331 million euros (403 million dollars) for operating a cartel.
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From the latest buzz of LED televisions to the netbook that every frugal student wants, Toshiba is throwing the net wide this year, emphasizing it has something for everyone this holiday season.
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Toshia has demonstrated new technology which allows drivers to control things such as the car radio using nothing but their face.
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Toshiba lost its high-definition DVD battle against Sony in the HD DVD war against Blu-ray. But now, the company is back and wants to rely on the old DVD format with an improved DVD player. The new player promises higher resolution for existing DVDs.
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On Tuesday, Toshiba unveiled a new ultraportable laptop, claiming it is the “World’s Lightest” laptop. It weighs only 2.4 pounds (1.08 kilograms).
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Toshiba is expected to post a $1 billion loss this year from its high-def division, thanks to the demise of the HD DVD format. But can the electronics company rebound by joining forces with Blu-ray?
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A reliable source in Hollywood says Toshiba may pull the plug on its HD DVD format very soon. Since many retailers and studios have switched to Blu-ray, sources says it's more difficult for HD DVD to stay on the market.
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The battle for high-def supremacy was bound to get ugly. After the HD DVD camp was declared dead by media everywhere, Toshiba is now fighting back by slashing prices and issuing lofty press releases.
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It would absolutely suck to be Sony today; Toshiba has announced it will be recalling 10,000 laptop batteries because — you guessed it — they contain defective Sony batteries that might make the laptops go boom. The heat is on the Big S once again.
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Toshiba and Matsushita have announced that within three years they plan to introduce organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels for use in televisions
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Could it be true that Sony's Blu-ray high-def disc technology is being denied to the porn idustry? No, actually that's not true. And it's not true that Blu-ray is going to suffer the fate of Betamax, either.
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The DVD format war is one of the biggest pain-in-the-ass battles I've seen in years. But with a whole lot of news coming from the Toshiba and Microsoft camps recently, HD-DVD might just have the needed edge to take the war.
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MTV Networks and Toshiba have recently joined forces to bolster digital music
service Urge.
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Toshiba announced it will ship a 100GB 1.8-inch hard disk next month
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New Card will be introduced in January of 2007.
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With the choice between HD-DVD and Blu-ray still looming over consumers' heads for the upcoming holiday season, many tech analysts have simply advised the public to buy neither. But after meeting Toshiba today, I might at least consider HD-DVD.
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Toshiba starts what may be first of many lawsuits
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Toshiba has a new slim profile HD DVD burner for notebooks
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Digital Journal — In the last few months, we’ve covered so many announcements from companies whose products are fire hazards, it hardly seems like news anymore. This time, it’s Toshiba who is recalling 340,000 laptop batteries worldwide. The batteri
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Digital Journal — Even before most Blu-ray companies get their first units out the door, sources are already telling Digital Journal the second generation of HD-DVD will be released before the holidays.
“A lot of the glitches will be fixed,” one so
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Digital Journal — Selling at a loss in the electronics industry is as taboo as admitting you like Ashlee Simpson’s music. But Toshiba is losing $200 (US) for every HD-DVD player it sells, according to technology analysts at iSuppli.
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The Toshiba Portege Z830 Ultrabook Courtesy Toshiba
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Toshiba showcases its 3D television that requires no special glasses: The buzz offers the tantalizing promise of the 3D experience that can be viewed from numerous angles and will support all existing 3D content.
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