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GFK ASIA REPORTS H1 TOTAL ASIA RETAIL SPEND ON CONSUMER ELECTRONICS REACHES US$ 11.5 BILLION

SINGAPORE, Aug. 18 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ -- Gfk Asia Releases 2008 Mid Year Pan Asian Retail CE Summary Showing Healthy Growth In Consumer Electronics Demand Across Asia Despite Reports Of A Gloomy Global Economic Climate GfK Asia releases its 2008 Mid Year Pan Asia Consumer Electronics Data Summary, highlighting the trends in the region's growing consumer electronics sector and showing a retail spend of approximately US$ 11.5 Billion dollars in the first half of 2008, which is an increase of 13% year on year. The report includes data from 13 countries* overall, covering the following products: television; DVD player recorder, and DVD portable; audio home system and home theatre system; camcorder; MP3 digital portable audio player and MP4 digital portable video player; car navigation; and, headphones.

Tracking Near-Earth Meteors With a 1.1 Petabyte Database

Lucas123 writes "The latest and most ambitious attempt to detect 'near-Earth objects' (NEOs) is the Panoramic Survey Telescope and Rapid Response System, or Pan-STARRS. When it's fully operational several years from now, it will have four telescopes, each with a 1.4-gigapixel camera. The system is expected to be able to track virtually all NEOs larger than 300 meters in diameter as well as many smaller ones. Rather than turning to an expensive supercomputer equipped with hundreds or thousands of processors, Pan-STARRS will use a cluster of 50 PC servers connected to 1.1 petabytes of disk storage via fast Infiniband networking gear."

Bloggers Pan Palin's First Major Statement on Economy

Did Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska know what she was talking about when she made her first major statement on domestic economic policy?

The Pan African Space Station set to launch

Broadband Service Provider Trident SR Sdn. Bhd.

EC wants pan-Euro online shopping laws

An EU directive that will harmonise consumer protection for online and bricks and mortar sales made another lurch along the Brussels’ legislative roadmap yesterday.

EC wants pan-Euro online shopping laws

An EU directive that will harmonise consumer protection for online and bricks and mortar sales made another lurch along the Brussels’ legislative roadmap yesterday.

Spring Arts picks: Peter Pan, air guitar, and an avant-garde evening of sex toys

Dancer Carol Prieur strikes an ultracool balance between pleasure and pain in Compagnie Marie Chouinard’s bODY_rEMIX.

Arab TV says Alleged Shi'ites Hacked its Website

DUBAI (Reuters) - Pan-Arab television station Al Arabiya said Friday that hackers who identified themselves as shi'ites had attacked its Internet website, forcing it to change its domain.

Al Arabiya news website hacked

UAE. Dubai-based pan-Arab television station Al Arabiya yesterday said hackers had attacked its website, www.alarabiya.net.

Scientists complete sequencing giant panda genome

Giant panda research experts Pan Wenshi (L), Hou Rong (C), and Tian Geng pose for a photo in front of the genome of giant pandas in Shenzhen, south China, on Oct. 11, 2008. The announcement that Chinese scientists have completed sequencing the genome of giant pandas was made in Shenzhen on Saturday.

Scientists complete sequencing giant panda genome

Giant panda research experts Pan Wenshi (L), Hou Rong (C), and Tian Geng pose for a photo in front of the genome of giant pandas in Shenzhen, south China, on Oct. 11, 2008. The announcement that Chinese scientists have completed sequencing the genome of giant pandas was made in Shenzhen on Saturday. (Xinhua Photo)

Chinese scientists have completed sequencing the genome of giant pandas.

Giant panda research experts Pan Wenshi (L), Hou Rong (C), and Tian Geng pose for a photo in front of the genome of giant pandas in Shenzhen, south China, on Oct. 11, 2008. The announcement that Chinese scientists have completed sequencing the genome of giant pandas was made in Shenzhen on Saturday.

Africa bank to fund $1.2 bln Zambian oil imports

LUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambia and the Pan-African PTA Bank have agreed a $1.2 billion deal to import 1.5 million tonnes of crude oil over two years, a senior official told Reuters on Thursday.

Not quite cricket

Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s father Pan Singh receives the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award on behalf of his son from President Pratibha Patil during the award ceremony at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi, yesterday

Mitsubishi Enjoys Seamless Connectivity with Pacnet IP-VPN

Pacnet (News - Alert), a provider of pan-Asian network services, announced that it has delivered its flagship Internet Protocol-Virtual Private Network (IP-VPN) solution to Japanese electric and electronics giant Mitsubishi Electric (News - Alert) Corporation.

Apple gets fair on UK music downloads

Portuguese no to reform treaty referendum, the pan-EU music marketplace and Sarkozy’s press conference

Fame & Fortune: Steve Winwood

In this age of flash-in-the-pan pop stars, the steady longevity of Steve Winwood can be hard to fathom. Now 60, Winwood began performing as a teenager, scoring his first hits at the age of 17, when his band The Spencer Davis Group rocked the charts with "Gimme Some Loving" and "I'm a Man."

Nintendo brief goes to Fishburn Hedges

Fishburn Hedges is believed to have picked up Nintendo's pan-European PR business after ten-year incumbent Cake Group declined to pitch.

Privacy chief OKs sharing criminal records if privacy tightened

Europe's privacy regulator has said that he will back a pan-European criminal records system only if specific data protection measures are put in place. Because the system deals with crime and security, EU data protection law does not currently apply to it.

Operators submit plans for European mobile satellite services

A number of operators have now submitted their proposals to provide pan-European mobile satellite services. The European Commission intends to make available spectrum which could be used to deliver mobile television, radio and other services across Europe. European bidders face competition from American operators. In an extraordinary development, one of them has also started legal proceedings, arguing that the European process for allocating the spectrum is illegal. The complex background to the this next revolution in broadcasting and mobile communications is explored in a new report on Satellite to Mobile, published by informitv.

Privacy chief OKs sharing criminal records if privacy tightened

Data protection measures neededEurope's privacy regulator has said that he will back a pan-European criminal records system only if specific data protection measures are put in place.

Hellboy director names his masterpieces

Guillermo Del Toro, the visionary director behind such fine filmic fayre as Hellboy II, Pan’s Labyrinth, The Devil’s Backbone, Blade 2 and both parts of the forthcoming Hobbit movie has just named the only games that he considers to be “masterpieces”. Yep, we’re intrigued.

Cycling: Kiwi has incentive to beat big rival

When Sarah Walker was asked how she figured the first BMX Olympic final would pan out, the world No 1 rider was forthright.

Hackers hit Al-Arabiya website

Sectarian cyber warfare in the Middle East has claimed its highest-profile victim yet, forcing a leading pan-Arab TV station to change its internet domain name.

Hackers force Al-Arabiya site name change

Sectarian cyber warfare in the Middle East has claimed its highest-profile victim yet, forcing a leading pan-Arab TV station to change its internet domain name.


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