25th January 2007 Archive

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• No 20GB PS3 for Europe, Sony reveals

  Launch date: 23 March

  The PlayStation 3 will appear on UK store shelves on 23 March, Sony has said. The next-generation console, delayed last September, will cost punters £425 for the 60GB model. The 20GB version will not be made available until later in the year - if there's a demand for it. Australians will pay AUD999.95; New Zealanders NZD1,199 …

  Consoles 25 Jan 2007, 10:35

• Sony announces Euro PS3 game launch line-up

  What software will go on sale on the big day... Title Publisher Network or Disc based Resistance: Fall of Man SCEE Disc MotorStorm SCEE Disc Genji: Days of the Blade SCEE Disc FORMULA ONE CHAMPIONSHIP EDITION SCEE Disc Ridge Racer 7 SCEE Disc Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection SCEE Network Lemmings SCEE …

  Consoles 25 Jan 2007, 10:43

• HTC's Dopod to launch Athena UMPC-phone 'next week'

  Vendor spills beans

  HTC subsidiary Dopod will launch the device maker's Athena UMPC-like PDA phone next week, Dopod's president has revealed hot on the heels of the early appearance of the T-Mobile version of the device, dubbed the Ameo. Dopod's version of Athena matches will be called the U1000, Dopod president Jack Tong said in an interview …

  Phones 25 Jan 2007, 11:06

• Fujitsu hails HDD capacity breakthrough

  Patterned media technique evolves

  Fujitsu has developed a technique it claims will allow the company to produce hard drives with an areal data density of 1Tb per square inch - almost seven times the density of today's latest perpendicular-recording hard drives. Fujitsu's approach is based on what the company calls 'patterned media'. Essentially, the technique …

  Storage 25 Jan 2007, 11:37

• More than 1bn phones shipped in 2006 - report

  Sony Ericsson slugs it out with Samsung

  Over one billion mobile phones shipped during 2006, more than any year previously. Q4 2006 was a record-breaking period too, with 300m handsets shipping out of vendors' warehouses, up 22 per cent on the year-ago quarter. The numbers come from market watcher Strategy Analytics (SA), which named Nokia - again - as the world's …

  Phones 25 Jan 2007, 14:35