Small-Caps Still Outperform Large-Caps
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The Davids of the stock market are beating the Goliaths again.
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The issue: 65-nm and 45-nm chip components have shrunk so far that they are now smaller than the wavelength of the light used to carve those features onto silicon chips. To fight that trend, AMD and IBM said they will use three new technologies to boost manufacturing efficiency.
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Microcaps are volatile; for the patient investor, that can be a good thing.
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In two papers published on Friday, I.B.M. researchers describe techniques that would allow electronics to be made from components far smaller than todayâs transistors and wires.
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As it hits a milestone, a look back at some of creative places modders have found for the tiny motherboard. Think accordians and waffle irons.
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A smaller and more efficient design could help the chipmaker better compete.
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Despite a few rough edges, the SimpleDrive represents a good overall value. It packs a large amount of storage into a petite, classy-looking package, though the USB-only design limits its performance.
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The CAPS community loves this technology stock.
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With gadgets, smaller is generally better -- with a few exceptions. Wired lists five gadgets for which manufacturers' mania for extreme miniaturization is actually a liability.
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Wall Street may overlook this one, but CAPS doesn't.
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CHICAGO -- Small cars have been getting great copy lately. They&#39;re lauded for their anti-gas guzzling efficiency and improved safety features.
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The search for tiny treasures continues.
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With No. 14 Minnesota trying to become the seventh Big Ten member to earn a Bowl Championship Series berth, it&#39;s a good time to point out that - in an age of conference expansion - staying small has its advantages.
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Dan Frakes  likes what he sees. âThe screen makes it clearâno pun intendedâthat the design is a winner.â Awarding iPod nano 4.5 (out of five) stars, he points out that âmenu text is clearer and easier to read than it was with the previous model. And even though this is the smallest video-playing screen Iâve used, after watching a 90-minute movie on the nano I was pleasantly surprised by the experience. Picture quality is comparable to that of the iPhone, just smaller.â âEssentially a miniaturized version of the iPod classic available for as little as $149,â iPod nano offers âall the same features and capabilities including video playback and output.â
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Bigger is better -- at least right now. Here's a smart way to play the large-cap bounce-back.
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Dominant small caps in emerging industries can make it big. Real big.
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Bigger is better -- at least right now. Here's a smart way to play the large-cap bounce back.