With Mini&#39;s Rivals, More Is Sometimes Less
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IN February, Apple followed up its wildly popular iPod music player with the iPod Mini. This smaller, sleeker $250 player could hold 1,000 songs and came in five brushed-aluminum colors.
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Another real estate bidding war â though on a much smaller scale than the recently concluded $39 billion battle over Equity Office Properties â could well be under way.
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The story of a tiny company that spent the little money it had on sponsoring a race car, sheds light on the market for small stocks that can fly below the radar for years.
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A tiny deal may be a sign of grander ambitions for the security market.
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Small caps have the most potential for growth.
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Yet another card format is here, spun off of the venerable MMC format by Samsung. This one is small enough to fit on a key of a keyboard, or into the smallest device.
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Small additions can lead to big changes.
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Chip maker plans for smaller, faster, less power-hungry processors.
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The big money has its sights set on small companies.
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From the "luggable" Apple IIc and Commodore SX-64 to today's Asus Eee PC, portable computers have gotten ever smaller and sleeker. Here are some favorites from days past.
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Small-budget movies are making bigger hits than big-budget movies.
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Things are looking up for once-beleaguered MicroStrategy.
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Nanowires put more power in smaller packages, researcher reports.
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Dell this week continued its push beyond the PC into consumer electronics with the introduction of a mini version of its digital music player that will compete with Apple&#39;s iPod
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It&#39;s no secret that rivalry in consumer electronics is heating up, and today the Associated Press reported that Japan&#39;s Sony (NYSE: SNE) is &quot;more aggressively&quot; pursuing
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Gadgets have been getting smaller and smaller for years as technology companies shrink more circuitry into tiny electronic devices.
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Stores are stocked with an abundance of featherweight gadgets. But some of these tiny gadgets raise a new question: How small is too small?