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Dell bids adieu to hard-drive music players
February 6, 2006 Pocket DJs never made headway against the iPod, so PC maker is focusing on flash-memory music players instead.HP Shuffles its iPod offerings
July 1, 2005 The device maker continues to upgrade its lineup of digital music players with the addition of Apple's iPod Shuffle.Dell taking aim at iPod Mini?
October 12, 2004 PC maker plans to talk consumer electronics this week, and the conversation could turn to a "Pocket DJ."PC makers eye consumer electronics all over again
September 22, 2004 Dell, Gateway and HP are making another run at consumer electronics for the 2004 holiday season.Hitachi puts new twist on small drives
February 24, 2004 A planned version of its 1-inch drive would not be removable but offers the potential to design consumer electronics devices that are smaller and cheaper.Dell grapples with Apple in Mini arena
October 14, 2004 Pocket DJ 5 undercuts price of iPod Mini music player. Consumer push also includes plasma-screen TVs.Hitachi drive to connect with consumer devices
September 2, 2004 Company hopes to woo makers of music players and other devices with easy integration and trimmer drive.Wal-Mart eyes green with branded gadgets
December 15, 2004 Retailer develops house brand for consumer electronics gear in an effort to bolster sales of TVs, DVD recorders and music players. Photos: How iLo can you go?HP to tempt shoppers with digital lifestyle
August 27, 2004 PC giant unveils consumer electronics strategy, including iPod music player, high-definition TVs and PCs that record television shows.SanDisk chief bullish on flash
August 2, 2004 CEO says flash memory has opportunity to store data in products ranging from camcorder phones to e-book-bags for students.Dell plans new LCD TV models
June 14, 2004 PC maker aims to be tech contractor for the digital home.Hitachi to crank up efforts in consumer drives
March 1, 2005 Despite losing money recently, company's hard-drive division is doubling bets on the market because of consumer demand.Can a new hard drive meet the flash challenge?
April 4, 2006 One-inch drives are being munched by flash memory. 1.8-inchers seem too big. Could 1.3-inchers be just right?Samsung's big-screen plans for CES
January 5, 2005 Electronics giant rolls out 102-inch high-def plasma TV for demonstration purposes only but plans to offer an 80-incher this year.Sony to support MP3
September 22, 2004 Major strategy shift aims to help consumer electronics giant compete with Apple Computer and other rivals.Apple's diplomatic core
January 23, 2004 As the Macintosh celebrates its 20th anniversary, the iPod may define the company's new era of an open strategy.Samsung to assault Apple with ads, products
January 9, 2006 Samsung said it would take on Apple in music last year. Not much happened. Now, it says 2006 will be the year.A new handshake for mini hard drives?
September 9, 2004 Intel, Hitachi, Toshiba and others propose CE-ATA, a new interface for miniature hard drives used in consumer electronics.Fiorina calls for defense of digital rights
January 9, 2004 HP's chief executive declares open season on digital piracy while also announcing new entertainment products that HP hopes will help make its digital entertainment strategy a reality.Chinese firm sees magic in minidrive
January 7, 2004 GS Magicstor unveils a 1-inch hard drive that can hold up to 4.8GB of data, the highest capacity yet packed into a drive that small.
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