WA todayPC Makers Add New Intel Chips to DesktopsPC WorldPC makers on Tuesday announced desktops with Intel's new Core processors, which includes the Core i5 chip for budget systems that were launched on Monday. …Intel Revs Nehalem, Intros Lynnfield ChipsInformationWeekIntel launches all-new PC architecture with Core i5/i7 CPUsArs TechnicaIntel Unveils New Mainstream Desktop Platform for Nehalem …X-bit LabsChannelWeb -San Jose Mercury News -PC Worldall 267 news articles »

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Straits TimesGM, Citigroup Replaced in Dow by Cisco, Travelers (Correct)BloombergJune 1 (Bloomberg) — General Motors Corp. and Citigroup Inc., crippled by the first global recession since World War II, were removed from the Dow Jones Industrial Average and replaced by Cisco Systems Inc. and Travelers Cos. …Tech stocks advance led by Cisco MarketWatchTravelers, Cisco open higher after added to Dow ReutersCisco addition increases technology clout in Dow The Associated PressWall Street Journal Blogs - CNNMoney.comall 1,128 news articles

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NECNGM, Citigroup To Leave DJIA; Travelers, Cisco To JoinWall Street Journal(GM) and Citigroup Inc. (C) will be replaced in the Dow Jones Industrial Average by Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO) and Travelers Co. (TRV), respectively. GM filed for bankruptcy Monday as part of a government-aided restructuring effort. …Travelers, Cisco open higher after added to Dow ReutersOptions Update: Cisco and Travelers volatility low into addition … BloggingStocksCisco, Travelers Added to DJIA to Replace GM, Citigroup FOXBusinessmsnbc.com - TheStreet.comall 47 news articles

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Canada.comE3 plans a bigger bash this yearSan Francisco Chronicle,  USAThe show is anchored by announcements from the three large console makers: Microsoft, Sony and leader Nintendo. Microsoft is expected to show off a new 3-D camera that can turn a person's movements into game play. It will also provide more information …Welcome to California The AgeE3 seen returning to glitz ReutersThe business week ahead Seattle TimesWall Street Journal - The Associated Pressall 148 news articles

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DigiTimesMicrosoft and Asus join forces to smother LinuxTechSpotBy Matthew decarlo, techspot.com Microsoft and Asus are partnering up in an effort to stifle the already declining Linux netbook presence ? as if Microsoft needed a better market position, or another ad campaign for that matter. …Microsoft Changes Windows 7 Starter Limits RedOrbitMicrosoft: No more three-app limit in Windows 7 Starter Edition ZDNetAsus, Microsoft Launch Anti-Linux Netbook Campaign OS NewsReuters - Wall Street Journalall 320 news articles

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