American Suzuki 2011 Sales Up 11 Percent Over Previous Year
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Apple's A6 chip enters trial production
Tech giant's latest processor likely to feature in next generation of iPads and iPhones
Apple starts test production of A6 processor
Sources claim that computer giant has contracted Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company to trial production of new A6 chip in favour of electronics rivals Samsung
Apple iPhone 5: Details and rumours
First it was the iPad 2, however now technology fans around the world are turning their attention to Apple's iPhone 5 which looks set to be released later this year. Speculation and rumours are everywhere on the latest iPhone's design and technology specifications, whether it be information on processor ability or leaked pictures of the device itself.
Intel Announces Contract Chip Manufacturing
The company earlier this week announced it would make a line of FPGA (field-programmable gate array) products for Achronix Semiconductor using its upcoming 22-nanometer manufacturing process. Intel will start manufacturing chips for laptops, desktops and servers using the 22-nm products later next year.
SMC Ltd.: Plans to expand unveiled
Contract manufacturer SMC Ltd. has expanded its silicone injection molding facility, bringing the dedicated manufacturing space to more than 7,000 sq ft.
The addition of presses, work cells, and automation will allow the company to increase its capabilities in the medical device silicone molding sector.
Sony Ericsson warning stuns ailing mobile sector
Shares across the wireless sector dropped sharply on the news, with Ericsson 7 percent lower and top handset maker Nokia 4.7 percent down by 0840 GMT (4:40 a.m. EDT).
