Tech Week In Review
2000.09.25 - 2000.10.01
A summary of the past weeks technology news. Updated every sunday.

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen leaves Microsoft. (IN SWEDISH)

Fuel cells to power notebooks and mobile phones?

Swedish operator Glocalnet slashes phone-call prices. (IN SWEDISH)

nVidia to enter PC chip-set market using it's X-box technology.

Rambus continues it's "We're suing everyone" policy. Takes aim at AMD and Transmeta.

True 3D screens for the PC.

Sony unable to deliver the promised 1 million PlayStation 2 units to USA by October 26:th.
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...or are DVD copyright issues to blame?

NEC & Hitachi join forces to produce 0.13 micron DRAM.

CPU Roundup
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Motorola finally debuts it's "G4 Plus" processor.
Intel's McKinley out before it's predecessor Itanium?
Pentium 4 delayed for a month due to chip-set problems.
Intel's system-on-a-chip, Timna, officially declared dead.
Transmeta makes bold statement. Claims 5 year technology lead over Intel.
AMD continues to win over PC builders throughout Europe.
Sun announces upgrades to UltraSparc CPUs

Software Roundup
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Another Internet Explorer security hole detected.
Microsoft releases it's heavy duty version of Windows. "Windows 2000 Datacenter".