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Lacking any more quick wit about the channel being inefficient middle men, Dell is supplementing its classic direct sales approach.
According to Josh Claman, GM Dell Channels EMEA, the pricing strategy would enable resellers to sell Dell equipment at the same price as Dell and still achieve “good margins.”
Despite being anti-channel for decades, Dell recently signed deals with large European retailers such as Carrefour, DSG and Tesco.
Video of DELL’s Deal for Partners
Staples proposes to buy Corporate Express shares for €7.25 each, a premium of approximately 67%.
Corporate Express rejects the proposal, saying "this proposal significantly undervalues the company and fails to reflect Corporate Express’ prospects…"
Staples makes public a letter sent to CE to provoke an official response.
Dear Corporate Express, Staples is Buying
Computer graphics board maker NVidia buys the dedicated Physics Processing Unit (PPU) maker.
The industry leader in gaming physics technology, AGEIA's PhysX® software is widely adopted with more than 140 PhysX-based games shipping or in development on Sony Playstation 3, Microsoft XBOX 360, Nintendo Wii, and gaming PCs. AGEIA physics software has more than 10,000 registered and active users of the PhysX SDK.
Panasonic showed for the first time in Europe, the prototype of the world’s largest Flat Panel Display, 150-inch advanced high definition (HD) PDP.
Maybe even larger than the world’s largest flat panel display was the promise, the commitment Panasonic showed plasma by announcing a plan for a next generation: Neo PDP.
“Neo PDP” will combines advances for plasma in cell structure, process technology, and new drive technology. Neo PDP will save power, double the luminance efficiency, allow for larger sizes and enable thinner models.
Panasonic is passionate and committed to Plasma while others drop out. They now lead the pro large display market with the 150-inch PDP with an 8.84 million pixel resolution (4096 x 2160) - more than 4X the 1080p FHD specification (1920 x 1080).
The prototype is as large as nine 50-inch Plasma displays with an effective viewing area of 3.31 m (W) x 1.87 m (H).
LG Philips LCD will become LG Display after the company’s GM on February 29.
The name will reflect Philips’ equity stake reduction and LG’s intent to pursue display technologies beyond LCD. Like the world’s highest res 14.3-inch flexible color E-paper they displayed at CES 2008. The size of an A4 sheet of paper, it has a resolution of 1280 by 800 pixels, displaying 16.7 million colors. Less than 300 micrometers thin (and with the use of metal foil and plastic --rather than glass--substrates), this display is bendable and durable.
The flexible display market may be US$5.9 billion by 2010, rising to US$12 billion by 2015.
Go LG Display
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