Intel Corp

Intel Corp. said today that it is shipping a $125 SSD called the X25-V Value SATA SSD. Affordable is the word Intel wants associated with this drive, but the price per gigabyte is the same as that of its higher-capacity consumer SSDs. The new drive simply offers less storage space and lower performance for a lower price. But industry analysts said the trend of offering lower-capacity SSDs for around $100 may spur adoption of nonvolatile memory in what has been a somewhat flat market over the past year.

I think consumers will consider this product. Equipment manufacturers definitely will   -Michael Yang

 

McDonald's 1 (9) MCD McDonald's posted obscenely good February same-store sales up 4.8% from last year. People will eat fattening food even in a snow storm. Rival Burger Kings claims lousy results.  

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More than 80 students from 15 schools from south Lebanon exhibited over 30 projects aimed at providing alternative energy sources during the Fourth Lebanese Science Fair held on Saturday in the southern coastal city of Sidon. The fair was organized by the Hariri Foundation for Sustainable Human Development and the company Intel Corporation and was held at the city's historic site Khan al-Ifranj. The students were tasked with finding alternative energy sources and means to use them in protecting the en  

 

 

US Stocks rose for the second consecutive week, with the S&P 500 Index and NASDAQ Composite reaching a new high for the year on Thursday, March 11. What follows is a summary of this week's statistics on the markets.  

National Semiconductor benefited from a welcoming environment. The company's industrial customers increased their demand for analog products. This offset a downturn in wireless handset sales.  

Shares of e-commerce software service provider Digital River Inc. rose nearly 5 percent in afternoon trading after a JMP Securities analyst upgraded the stock to "Market Outperform" from "Market Perform," citing strong business fundamentals and strength in the company's digital download service business. April 29th, 2009 Digital River forecasts 2Q earnings below views MINNEAPOLIS — E-commerce software service company Digital River Inc. said Wednesday it is "cautiously optimistic" about its outlook for 20