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NEC extends mobile thin client range

NEC computers is extending its range of mobile thin client devices, with the launch of the Quovio TCM380.

Tough NEC Notebook Takes On Panasonic

It looks like NEC has plans of taking Panasonic head-on in the notebook department with the launch of its new range of ruggedized notebook.

Piracy more 'convenient' than the legal options

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NEC extends mobile thin client range

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NEC and Bubble Motion Announce Global Partnership

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DIARY-Japan Oct 30: Nintendo, Sharp, Kyocera, NEC earnings

2330* -- Inter-American Development Bank President Luis Arberto Moreno and Japan Bank for International Cooperation President Hiroshi Watanabe to hold news conference

Matsushita's mistakes trigger Rockets attack

Tadashi Hosoya and Kaoru Matsushita learned Sunday that a week isn't just a long time in politics as NEC Green Rockets beat Yamaha Jubilo 34-20 at Kashiwanoha Stadium.

RFID robot spells doom for human shopkeepers

Unlike most of the world, the Japanese are generally quick to embrace new technology that makes life easier, so we have high hopes for a new robot from NEC that replaces boring old shop assistants.

This Robot Wants Your Money, Jerks

Here in America, we use paper to pay for things—maybe plastic if we're lucky. But over in Japan, wireless RFID is gradually becoming the rage. And this NEC robot supports the trend of paying for something without feeling like you're actually paying for something.

DRM Firmware Adopted by Mobile Linux Stack

"In February, Discretex demonstrated its DRM Client on Qt Extended (then known as Qtopia). Now, the DRM stack will apparently be available to handset vendors such as Panasonic, NEC, Esteemo, Sharp, and others that have lined up behind Access's LiMO-compliant Access Linux Platform (ALP).

ANPP reiterates commitment to GNU

The All Nigeria People’s Party (ANPP) has reinstated its commitment to the government of National Unity even as the Bauchi State Chapter of the party refused all entreaties by the National Executive Committee (NEC) to accept the party’s position.

Ingram to distribute Panasonics display products.

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Harry takes his unbeaten record into European action on Thursday night as Spurs face Dinamo Zagreb at WHL in our second game in this season's UEFA Cup half-arsed group stage.

In sharp contrast to ourselves Dinamo are two points clear at the top of their domestic league with 24 points from 12 games. Their last league game was cancelled due to a mystery virus that affected ten or so players some of whom ended up in hospital. I've no idea whether or not lasagne is a popular pre-match meal in Croatia. Dinamo are joint top of group D having scored two late goals to come from behind and beat NEC Nijmegen 3-2 in Zagreb in their only game so far.

Nokia to launch Japanese MVNO venture, helped by DoCoMo

Finnish equipment giant Nokia has surprised the market by announcing plans to enter the mobile market in Japan next year through a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) partnership with NTT DoCoMo. Reuters reports that Nokia will collaborate with Japan’s largest mobile carrier to use its high speed mobile network to offer its own-brand cellular services. It is not clear if the vendor intends to brand the service simply as Nokia, although it is understood the firm intends to begin selling high-end devices from the outset to establish a strong brand position in the market. Sceptics warn however, that Nokia will face an uphill battle to sell into the techno-centric Japanese device market. It currently accounts for less than 1% of total handset sales there, with NEC, Sharp and Panasonic all already well established in the market.

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