Hitachi pulls out of home PCs
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Hitachi Ltd  said on Tuesday it  is withdrawing from the home personal-computer business amid  sluggish sales, the latest move by a Japanese electronics group  to trim struggling operations.
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Hitachi announced it would be shipping 2.5in hard drives with capacities up to 100GB for notebook computers by the end of 2004. The Travelstar 5K100 and E5K100 hard drives
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Hitachi Data Systems on Tuesday announced a new enterprise storage lineup with new features such as a virtualization that allows customers to manage up to 32 Petabytes (PB) of internal and external storage.
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The electronics maker will stop retailing its Linux handhelds in the United States, joining a retreat from the once-popular market.
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Threatens suicide prevention hotline's beat Hitachi has opened a new service command center to remotely manage large and mid-market data centers from its UK headquarters at Sefton Park in Stoke Poges.â¦
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By Kyodo News International, Tokyo  Dec. 12--BEIJING -- Japan's electrical machinery giant Hitachi Ltd.  announced Tuesday a plan to boost its sales in China to $12 billion in fiscal  2010, up 1.7 times from its sales target for fiscal 2006 which ends next  March.
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In yet another indication that the U.S. market for PDAs is losing momentum, Sharp Electronics has announced it will stop selling its Linux-based handheld computer -- the Zaurus SL6000 -- in the United States.
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IBM has quit the personal computer market 23 years after legitimising the PC revolution that changed everything - from the way we work to the fortunes of Microsoft&#39;s Bill Gates.
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Blog: The company "inadvertently" removes extended warranty choices for Linux PCs, but they'll be back Tuesday.
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Company is considering a gradual exit from processor sales.
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Hitachi has introduced a new desktop drive that it said requires 40% less power than the model it is replacing.
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Looking to beef up interest in plasma, Hitachi makes a thin one.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) is getting out of the chip-making business. The Palo Alto, California, company on Thursday announced that it reached an agreement with Intel Corp.
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International Business Machines, better known as (IBM), will cease producing their personal computer (PC) production activities. According to the news of New York Times, the strongest candidate to buy the
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Printer and PC maker Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ.N: Quote, Profile, Research) will stop offering desktop workstations based on Intel Corp.
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If 320GB isn't enough storage for your mobile computing needs, Hitachi has a new option that offers a whopping 500GB of space, but with one caveat: it's bigger than standard laptop hard drives.
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Reuters confirms Toshiba will cease manufacturing HD-DVD equipment, which leaves Blu-Ray as the presumptive victor in the irrelevant optical disk format war. Rob Beschizza reports in his Gadget Lab blog.